The right people are coming to see me at the right time. Clients I have posted before. Although these are smaller projects, I am excited to get to still be a part...
Showing posts with label Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project. Show all posts
Friday, May 30, 2014
Happenings
Labels:
50th Anniversary Logo,
Design,
Little Miami Conservancy,
Logo,
Project,
Scram Crawling Insect Killer,
the sketchpad,
Typography,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Out of Context
Out of Context
This project took me an hour to complete. If you knew what these dots were for you would understand, but as is it doesn't make sense and seems like a complete waste of time. I like it that way.
Sometimes there's a beauty about mystery. In the age of social media it seems we have lost some of this beauty.
This project took me an hour to complete. If you knew what these dots were for you would understand, but as is it doesn't make sense and seems like a complete waste of time. I like it that way.
Sometimes there's a beauty about mystery. In the age of social media it seems we have lost some of this beauty.
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| Mysterious Dots. wdsiemer ii |
Labels:
Beauty,
Colors,
Concept,
Dots,
Ideas,
Out of Context,
Project,
Social Media,
the sketchpad,
thoughts,
wdsiemer,
William Siemer
Thursday, July 21, 2011
What Cube?
What Cube?
from Discovery Album
An old project. Made a plaster cube, and rounded it with a file until it was a sphere. Tedious! Carved a detailed geometric pattern into its surface. Rolled it around for a little while...
Now it sits in a secret location in the woods waiting for a kid to stumble upon it and believe they discovered a treasure. That's the true beauty behind this piece.
Being plaster it may have just absorbed into the earth. That is fine also.
from Discovery Album
An old project. Made a plaster cube, and rounded it with a file until it was a sphere. Tedious! Carved a detailed geometric pattern into its surface. Rolled it around for a little while...
Now it sits in a secret location in the woods waiting for a kid to stumble upon it and believe they discovered a treasure. That's the true beauty behind this piece.
Being plaster it may have just absorbed into the earth. That is fine also.
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| What Cube? Process of plaster cube to sphere. wdsiemer ii |
Labels:
3-D,
childhood,
Concept,
Cube,
Discovery,
Geometric Pattern,
image,
Plaster,
Process,
Project,
Sphere,
the sketchpad,
Treasure,
What Cube,
William Siemer
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