I created this small wooden chest for my sculpture this semester. I used a band saw to carve Antarctica and watercolors to stain the wood. I plan to add more color in the drawers soon!
Jill Pelto Artwork
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Geology in the Southwest
I had the awesome opportunity to travel to the southwest for a week of spring break with the geology club here at UMaine! We landed in Vegas than made our way to Zion National Park in Utah, then the Grand Canyon in Arizona, than the desert outside of Phoenix. We made many cool stops along the way!
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Photography - Winter Woods
For digital art I chose to photograph the outdoors. I
focused on things like light and texture in our snowy area. I was particularly
interested in the view looking into the forest: the shadows and forms among the
trees. I also captured some focused shots of things that may be common, but are
beautiful. Sometime we forget to notice the details because we have walked the
same trails many times, and seen similar woods in many other places. So walking
out into the forest with the purpose of trying to see and notice, I may find
unexpected things.
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Art in New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand was colorful and full of innovative art. The city responded to earthquake damage by putting up installations in areas of damage.
I loved the trees and flowers in NZ, they were beautiful!
Carving at the NZ base (Scott Base) in Antarctica, maybe about half a mile from the American Base, McMurdo |
All the buildings and vehicles are green at Scott Base! |
Even their money is beautiful |
Rebuilding of the church in Christchurch |
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