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Max Brödel - an observational drawing of early 20th century brain surgery.
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“Topology. That’s the science of continuous space, my friend. The way this twisty maze of passages fits together."
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this past July, I was fortunate to spend a couple days with my good friend, Dan, at his family’s Inn in Gustavus for Modern Farmer magazine. So cool to see Dan doing jus thing - in this case, harvesting beach asparagus for dinner that evening. Issue on newsstands now.
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Artist & Illustrator:
DZO Olivier
Part of the “Stones & Bones” Series
“I always varied pens but rarely drawing surfaces.
Out of paper for a short time, I turned to the two inert materials: stone and bone.
These inert materials seemed so ordinary!
This is not the case. They are still “living” materials: rough, bold, smooth, cracked, absorbent ….
Taming the variety of surfaces on a volume is a real adventure!
So I put aside the paper and canvas fabric to experiment with new drawing sensations.Hand fits. The fingers feel every bumps. The spirit leaves guided by reliefs. The tip of the pen folds and unfolds. I even had the feeling that this matter thank me for taking care of.
Today, I look differently. I understand them differently.
This experience has enriched my own drawing skills.
The “inert and dead” matter, gave me some lessons.
The following images are the result.”
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