Alltaglich: Sketchbook No. Five
A drawing-a-day project: sketches 161-202
by Megan E. Bluhm Foldenauer
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About the Book
And the drawing-a-day project continues with volume five!
ALLTAGLICH means 'everyday' in German and came to represent two aspects of this project:
1. literally producing a drawing or painting everyday, and,
2. my subject matter is very much "everyday" objects.
This began as pure spousal support when my husband joined National Novel Writing Month attempting to write 50,000 words in November of 2006. I agreed to a "daily" project of my own and ALLTAGLICH was born.
I love showing people unexpected points of view & details in items they may take for granted. I hope you enjoy this little book and I hope you'll find it inspiring. Everyone can do a project like this.
xoxo Megan
ALLTAGLICH means 'everyday' in German and came to represent two aspects of this project:
1. literally producing a drawing or painting everyday, and,
2. my subject matter is very much "everyday" objects.
This began as pure spousal support when my husband joined National Novel Writing Month attempting to write 50,000 words in November of 2006. I agreed to a "daily" project of my own and ALLTAGLICH was born.
I love showing people unexpected points of view & details in items they may take for granted. I hope you enjoy this little book and I hope you'll find it inspiring. Everyone can do a project like this.
xoxo Megan
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Fine Art
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 46 - Publish Date: May 04, 2009
- Keywords everyday objects, colored pencil, carbon dust, Johns Hopkins alumna, Art Institute of Chicago alumna, woman, watercolor, sketchbook, sketch, series, redmeg8, pencil, painting, midwest, illustrator, illustration, girl, drawing-a-day, drawing, artist, art, alltaglich, Michigan, Chicagoland
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About the Creator
Megan Foldenauer
Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA
Hi - I've been a pencil and watercolor-covered artist for a majority of my life. Realism is my thing and I spend most of my time straddling the line between very small versions of large things and very large depictions of small things. I'm a medical illustrator by day with about 20 years experience; I have a PhD in Anatomy. Your cheese and beer are not safe around me. (July 2019: The "alltaglich" books are from my first attempt at a 365 about 10 years ago)