Ready for my last year of school ever. Last page of my residency sketchbook. 80 pgs. I'll upload it all this week.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
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- Jason Sho Green
- Brooklyn, NY, United States
- artist, mfa student, sketchbook filler, painter
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- Shaky iced coffee hands.
- New book bag ritual.
- And I'm home.
- Gare st lazare
- Dy nasty
- my shoe by the fountain.
- Musee d'Orsay
- French model
- Monet's gardens are so beautiful
- Third prettiest girl
- Ladies Lunching at the Louvre
- Day trip to Paris.
- 4 towns, a river, sky, and more trees than I care ...
- Train ride Paris to Vernon / Giverny
- Morose dude at Jardin du Luxembourg
- bcn airport
- MACBA drawing we'd night, photo next day.
- MNAC. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
- Skaters out front at MACBA
- This Picasso guy better be good.
- Somebody's gonna get pregnant.
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(Couldn't find your email anywhere on your site)
ReplyDeleteHey Jason - incredible work this summer! how's NY? I have a question: I'm moving to Seattle, and I don't really know any other artists that have worked there, and I'm wondering if you'd have any insights on (really) cheap studio space in the city? Any and all leads, much appreciated! Thanks thanks. Anyway, again, really ridiculously good stuff, as always! Keep it up, brotha.
oh shoot...in my quick redesign i must have taken my email off. thanks for that.
ReplyDeletemost of the places i rented at are closed now ... Actually the 619 Western building in Pioneer Square has nice divided studios available pretty often. They also get really packed for the art walks, which is nice. I have some friends who rent garages from people on capitol hill pretty cheaply.
good luck!
hey, your line-work is incredible. So clean!
ReplyDeleteHow do you make a living? [honest, i'm not antagonizing you. I NEED TO KNOW OR I WILL DIE SOONER.]
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