By David Iseri
555 KUBIK | facade projection | from urbanscreen on Vimeo.
I try not to post stuff from other blogs on this my blog because I’d like to think you’d come here for just my stuff but but this is an exception. what this guy daniel rossa and urbanscreen did to this kunsthalle in hamburg germany is just rad. their description is “how would it be, if a house was dreaming?”
via designboom weblog.
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So here’s page one. It was kinda hard to draw, some of you may recognize it from my neighborhood. Also the logo/title was a big reason I procrastinated on this page, I was reworking it here and there. I’m definitely reading too much orc stain bc it looks way too much like a crappy version of orc stain or crappy metal writing hahaha. Jesus it’s silly. Anyways, we’ll see… I’ll set up a comic page for this comic that has all the pages on it next. Oh wait,
Page 5 done. I’m almost on schedule, (this should have been done on Thursday) I enjoyed drawing the little disembodied heads for this sequence. However, I hate the last panel, eventually I hope to redraw it, probably not until the other pages are done. UGH. BLEAH!!!
Page 4. I have determined that this is the strangest comic I’ve ever written/drawn. I have also realized large blocks of text are one of the most annoying things to draw ever, however I like hand lettered comics.
Page 3 or 2 (still figuring it out). I was cracking up drawing this page for some reason, at one point my thought process was “if there is an open hand, put a tomahawk in it.”
Penciled 4 other pages and started inking one. Hopefully I can finish it tonight.
how come no one ever does cool stuff like this in our country??? damn, we are so f’ing boring.
I want to talk about your post a little more later, but have you seen any other “architecture comics”. I tended to an exhibition at the LA Forum of Wes Jones’ Meet the Nelsons, a rather high brow comic of architecture in the early nineties, referencing derrida et al. in a setting of surreal slice of life suburbia. there’s also some pretty great architecture comic work on archinetc but I couldn’t find it again, and some super random ones here http://www.bigheadpress.com/thearchitect and here http://minisuck.comicgenesis.com/d/20060517.html…
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