frightened by bees.

▲ 10:43am

Brother Wolf #4.

Watercolor and pencil on paper.

Amy Gross might have my all-time artist statment:

“I am interested in the idea of artist as mad scientist. My drawings offer visual hypotheses to the question: what would happen if the DNA sequence of a plant or mushroom were spliced with that of an animal?”

Visit her site to see birds morphed with plants and dogs taking on the mannerisms of humans. The three wolf-themed paintings I have posted today are from an upcoming show at the Steven Zevitas Gallery in Boston.

Tags: wolves!watercolor!drawing/painting!

January 27, 2010, 10:43am Comments

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▲ 10:38am

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Black Hawk Howl.

Amy Ross.

Watercolor and pencil on paper.

Tags: watercolor.drawing/painting!wolves!

January 27, 2010, 10:38am Comments

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▲ 10:28am

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Kuwaiti Den.

Amy Ross.

Watercolor and pencil on paper.

Tags: watercolor.drawing/painting!wolves!

January 27, 2010, 10:28am Comments

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Monday, January 25

▲ 3:05pm

Jillian Ross is a drawing/painting student at Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Her work is a mashup of digital media illustration, photo manipulation and a combination of mixed media elements in drawing and painting. She receives bonus points for integrating both triangles and wolves into many of her pieces.