Wednesday, October 28, 2009

new york weekend


Back from my weekend in NY. Sunday was the only sunny day, but it couldn't have been a lovelier day. Visited Storm King Art Center with friends, and had such an awesome time. Getaways always seem too short. And now it's back to real time and struggling with trying to get done what I have to do, so that maybe I can get back to doing what I want to do.( so far I haven't been able to get to that what I want to do bit in too long a time) Not enough hours in the day.




the epic jumping photo at the top was taken by the lovely Miss Amy Pascale

Thursday, October 8, 2009

On things to come

Things are falling in to fall quickly; the winds are picking up, the trees are blushing red, ears burning bright, and the rest are reaching out for the gold.

I've taken up a 4 day work week now, that gives me at least one day I can always dedicate to studio time. My first studio day was a bit rough, hit a rut and I ended up switching gears and working on creating a book of my photography. The book will be printed before December through Blurb. It's mainly for personal use, but a few copies will also be available for purchase.

I'm planning another short trip to the Hudson near the end of the month. The leaves should be peaking for sure by then. I really wont have another chance to get away till at least December. I am so lucky to have this opportunity available to me and I thank my lucky stars everyday for it.

train tracks


Earlier this week I received the very exciting news that I was accepted to be in the audience of this year's TEDxMidAtlantic conference. Only 400 so people will be in the audience and for which I filled out an application that took me over an hour to complete. Their goal in this was to find as passionate and engaged an audience as they had speakers. I am so honored and excited for November 4th. Bonus points : it will be held at MICA and the theme is Stories!

On Saturday, November 14, I will take part in an exciting event at the Windup Space. Which will showcase the work of Dr. Bob Hieronimus and Stuart Zolotorow. Attendees will get to listen in on his personal explanation of the symbolism around us that all point to unity, balance, and connecting within. After his talk Dr. Bob and his assistants (myself included) will create a symbolic mural during the amazing musical performance by, the highly acclaimed band, Telesma. This should be a fun time, check it out if you get a chance.

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Back in the Baltimore saddle

It hadn't even been a full month back in Baltimore, and I ran away to Cornwall-on-Hudson again for the weekend. But I am back, again, for at least another month October looks like its going to busy. Started a new drawing last night...
<working on a new drawing
I need to buy a new camera lens, I damaged mine along the river... so in the meantime its shoddy cell phone pictures.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

back in town

I am back from my summer in Cornwall-on-Hudson NY, and trying to get used to life in Bmore once again.

water life

no new prints to speak of for now, but working on drawings....

soaking summer

a few things from over the summer...

yesterday's pencil

sketchbook

mobile sketches

sketchbook

Friday, May 15, 2009

Deep breaths

I've started working on a new series of drawings from my visit to the Hudson River this spring....

a work in progress..
Work in progress

a few small drawings
small works

Monday, April 20, 2009

push

Push. Shove. Heave Ho.
I think my wheels are getting out of the mud. Today I started three drawings, three brand new and happy drawings! Not I need to finish 1.5 drawings. It was: I want to draw this morning, I want to draw! Ok, I have down some of the basic shapes of this one I want to do another! And another ! Oh shit I have to go to work. And then I came home from work and I just wanted to work on my new drawings… Wow what a great feeling, all warm and fuzzy and charcoally.

something shifted

Sunday, February 22, 2009

fish sticks

things have been rough since leaving school, i'm finally slowly carving out work space and taking out materials one by one. started lately with a little bit of ink on refuse crayola wrapper paper (newsprint)
fish sticks

happy valentines
(thanks for leaving an impression)

Saturday, August 2, 2008

We The People, Baltimore's ONLY Bio Diesel Art Car

We The People car
We The People car

We The People,is Baltimore's ONLY Bio Diesel Art Car. I was a part of the small crew that painted the car for Dr. Bob Hieronimus.
(better pictures later)

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

walk the dog

sketches from the dog park
better scan of the dog park
dog that wishes he were an aeroplane
the flopper

Sunday, April 20, 2008

"It wasn't the same"

newest of the landscapes . It wasn't the same
Acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on paper. Spring 2008
all rights reserved Karly Fae Hansen
detail

"I went there without you today"

I went there without you today
Acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on paper. Spring 2008
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"Returning (Burial)"

IMG_2351
Acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on paper. Spring 2008
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"Whale Tales"

WHALE TALES
Acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on paper. Fall 2007
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IMG_1507

"Birthing of the Narwhal"

IMG_1405
Acrylic, marker, charcoal, and pastel on paper. Fall 2007.
all rights reserved Karly Fae Hansen

"Night time at sea"

Night Time at Sea
Charcoal and acrylic on paper, Fall 2006.
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"Red Dog Lodge"

Red Dog lodge ( aka Snow Whites house aka the yellow drawing )
Acrylic and charcoal on paper, Spring 2006.
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the Schreiber collection

"Impending"

Impending
Acrylic and charcoal and pastel on paper, spring 2006.
all rights reserved Karly Fae Hansen.

"The Spectacle"

The Spectacle
Acrylic and charcoal on paper, Spring 2006.
all rights reserved Karly Fae Hansen.

"A Chance Meeting"

Chance Meeting
Acrylic and charcoal on paper, Spring 2006.
all rights reserved Karly Fae Hansen