Seventh and final piece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. My favourite of the bunch :)
I wanted to bring another aspect of home and connectedness into the series, so I plotted the Great Mosque of Sana'a. I really enjoyed learning about that part of the world when I wanted to find out more about it.
This was my best experiment with the dip pen technique in yellow ink, plotted with a 0.5mm dip pen on black paper.
At Yellow Sun Coffee in NYC!
Sixth piece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. I was going for a cold, tundra-like feeling with this one; something that reminded me of where I grew up. :P
The entire piece is one continuous curvy line traveling 140 feet in about 24 minutes with only a single pen lift. Plotted in black ink with a 0.3mm pen, then hand-coloured the sun and landscape.
On view at Yellow Sun Coffee in NYC!
Fifth piece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. This one's particularly personal; NYC is home for both me and Yellow Sun, rendered as the Statue of Liberty against a radiant yellow sun. I liked the blur between abstract and literal here. ~About 28 hours. I liked the contrast between the matte black paper and reflective yellow ink.
On view at Yellow Sun Coffee in NYC!
Fourth piece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. Plotted three monochrome layers with rOtring isograph, then hand-coloured sun and water for organic warmth. About 3.5 hours, 586 feet of travel, 0.3mm pen.
On view at Yellow Sun Coffee in NYC!
Third piece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. After two pieces on black paper with dip pen, I shifted to white paper with rOtring isograph. Hand-coloured sun and water bring organic warmth to the mechanical rays and sea; the ink has a subtle golden sparkle. About 13 hours, 1,260 feet of travel, 0.3mm pen.
On view at Yellow Sun in NYC!
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Centerpiece from my 7-part series for Yellow Sun Coffee. At 25.5" x 19.625", this sun is built from the characters "Yellow Sun" layered until the ink pools into organic radiance. About 15 hours of dip pen refilling on black paper.
On view at Yellow Sun Coffee in NYC!
I don't think I've ever just willing posted a selfie to this platform, but I did this tie-dye on one of my shirts this weekend, I like how it came out. :D
There's not many of these left, but if you want to try it out yourself, you can grab a shirt from the site!
https://www.Wendt.Art/product/t-shirts
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I'm offering these T-shirts in both men's and women's sizes. These lovingly hand screen-printed babies are black ink that live on Gildan Softstyle® T-Shirts. Swathe yourself in elegance with the classic White, or drape yourself in mystery with the Dark Heather. Custom plotter art using speciality inks and papers!
WythDryden / Jonathan Wendt