Series of Five Slideshow

Above is the slide show created for my series of five pictures involving the cardboard Etch-A-Sketch. The series depicts the journey of the sketchpad (Etch-A-Sketch) from store shelf to backpack to gasworks park. Enjoy

Everything Etch-A-Sketch

What follows is everything that pertains to the making and final product of my cardboard Etch-A-Sketch. The series of pictures shows the process of the piece starting from preliminary photos of the actual object through maquettes on to the finished product.

Etch-a-Sketch Photoshop Images

The .gif doesn't work on my blog check it out at http://tinypic.com/r/14jlp55/7

A photoshop .gif I created using one image of my Etch-a-Sketch and over 40 frames. This .gif is a play on the idea that creating real, deeply meaningful art on an Etch-a-sketch is virtually impossible for most folks. A large percentage of us when using an Etch-a-Sketch are only able to create rudimentary images ( a house and shrub ) which usually turn out rather awkward. A purposefully laughable image is sketched out on the screen ultimately playing off of the idea that an Etch-a-Sketch is no way of creating real art.

Etch-a-Sketch Five Context

My series of five contextual images with the cardboard Etch-A-Sketch. The idea was that the Etch-A-Sketch would take the place of a sketchbook, going from store shelf to backpack to bus to out in the field. The locations include Mountlake Terrace, UW Red Square and Gasworks Park.