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Posted by Daniel Liam Gill in Featured Articles, Module Four on 11 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Module Four Balloon Painting

Module Four Balloon Painting
Alan M. Clark is a world respected horror and science fiction illustrator who lives in Eugene, Oregon. He created module Four of Raw Visceralia based on his work using balloons, aluminum foil, acetate and other objects to manipulate acrylic paint on masonite. Participants were furnished with materials and...
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Posted by Daniel Liam Gill in Featured Articles, Module Three on 11 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Module Three Visual Duality

Module Three Visual Duality
Created By Daniel Gill, participants where given black and white gessos, a sheet of masonite and a selection of brushes. Partners where chosen to collaborate on the theme of Visual Duality. The concept and subject matter where created by the team, the only parameters – one side has oppose the other,...
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Posted by Daniel Liam Gill in Featured Articles, Module Two on 11 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Module Two Altered Canvas

Module Two Altered Canvas
Conceived by Rebecca Woods, Altered Canvas let the participants take scraps from a pile in the middle of the room and assemble them into a personal memory. Collage techniques where employed with materials furnished by Muse Art+Design and Rebecca...
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Posted by Daniel Liam Gill in Featured Articles, Module One on 11 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Module One

Module One
Touch Printing Raw Visceralia’s first module was suggested by Rebecca Woods and sponsored by Muse Art+Design. Participants were furnished with inks, paper, sheets of glass and a brayer. The time limit was three hours and the direction was to express your ideas about...
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Posted by Daniel Liam Gill in Featured Articles, Overview on 11 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Overview

Overview
Visceral adj 1: relating to or affecting the viscera; \”visceral bleeding\”; \”a splanchnic nerve\” [syn: splanchnic] 2: obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation [syn: intuitive, nonrational] Raw Visceralia adj 1: An illustration experiment in twelve...
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