

Last week I spent an afternoon doing collaborative drawings with the awesomely talented High School student, Tom
Eichacker. He had sent me a pile of great drawings, mostly made on top of math assignments, utilizing the bleed-through of the pens and markers to make double sided images. I was really inspired by what he was doing. The math is beyond my understanding. We wrote back and forth a few times and finally met up. I love the way collaborative art becomes a visual conversation between the artists. The pieces themselves are a record of how completely different approaches can work together in unexpected ways. Thanks for drawing with me, Tom!
theo, this is wonderful...
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lynne
Love the idea of the collaboration and love the art work that came out it. As a slightly disillusioned high school teacher i think this is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHey Theo, these are great! I don't do numbers but I do art. Thanx for the peek see!!
ReplyDeleteYeah Toms da best! I sit next to him in that math class, and believe me he's back there with pen in hand creating some really cool stuff!
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