Saturday 20 November 2010

Science-Art Scumble #3

Scumble:
"A painting technique in which semi-opaque or thin opaque colors are loosely brushed over an underpainted area so that patches of the color beneath show through." 
From The Artist's Handbook, by Ray Smith.  

A weekly digest to highlight some of the posts I found most interesting, most provocative, or otherwise caught my eye from the Science Artists Feed. Sit back, have a coffee and enjoy.


Click here for earlier scumbles

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Old Paintings, Omegafauna.

Artist Organization Goes Virtual, Britt Griswold, Guild of Natural Science Illustrators.

Big Bang Ball makes a Big Bang, Britt Griswold, Guild of Natural Science Illustrators.

More Life of the Cell Animation, Boulders 2 Bits.

War Paint: Styracosaurus, The Optimistic Painting Blog

The Space Age Enters the Stone Age, Visual Science

Andrew Vomhof Mapps the Cosmos in the Rings of Time, Hybrids of Art and Science.
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These next few posts weren't in the Feed, since their blogs don't primarily deal in science-art.  Check these out!

Closer than Expected, Dan Dos Santos - Muddy Colors.  (Art and life comparison with astronauts.)

Giant Isopod Stained Glass panel, Deep Sea News.

San Francisco: Imaginary Foundation art show and pop-up shop, Boing Boing.

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4 comments:

Sharon said...

Thanks for the link!

This is slightly off-topic but still science/art related: today I stumbled on an artist that I'm finding really interesting and I think you might too - Alexis Rockman. Maybe you're already familiar with his work? He seems to be fairly well known but I'd never heard of him till now.

http://alexisrockman.net/work/projects/

Glendon Mellow said...

Thanks SLW-L! I'm not familiar with his work. But I'll see if there's a way to add his site to the feed.

Very cool oils. Rhode Island School of Design has so many amazing alumni.

Thanks again!

Brian George said...

Great links! I especially like the The Rings of Time. I have a similar idea written out on my projects list which I will now abandon since this blows my idea out of the water! Fantastic!

Glendon Mellow said...

Do yours anyway! Things change in the execution, it could be just as fascinating.

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