Scott E Franson
February, 2009
An Apple
It doesn’t quite look like oil lift out, but I think it is interesting.
Posted in Digital Illustration class | 5 Comments »
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5 Responses to “An Apple”
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Brandon Says:
What happened to the video?
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J. E. Morris Says:
Very nice.
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Hethrjem Says:
Brother Franson:
I hope you don’t mind my commenting here on your blog. I was able to find you through the BYUI site.
It was nice to meet you yesterday in the waiting room at the clinic. PSC and waiting for a transplant are tough and we appreciated your encouraging comments about your experience in getting a transplant.
My husband Chad Jemmett expressed a desire in keeping in contact with you if you don’t mind. His e-mail is as follows: sotvosot@gmail.com.
Thanks again. We hope the best for you. I never took an art class while I attended Ricks, but my family knows Gerry Griffin. In the early 80′s, he and my Dad were both employees at Eastern Arizona College and his family was in our ward in Safford, AZ.
Sincerely,
Heather Jemmett
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fat celiac Says:
It DOES look like drawing media on a gessoed canvas. Like say pastels or oil bar etc.
I’m particularly intrigued by the top sepia version.
do tell.
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DM Says:
oooooh. Screencast? :)
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