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My Advent 2012 sketchbook, “Sometimes My Life Winds Like Bézier Curves,” is part of the library at The Sketchbook Project in Brooklyn, New York. You can view the whole book at your leisure here, or check it out in person, next time you’re in the City.
It’s strange to see a piece of art you’ve made years ago, having not seen it in person in the intervening years. Yesterday I was reacquainted with two such pieces.
In 2008 I crated up two large pen-and-ink drawings on gesso board and shipped them to Los Altos, California, where they have resided in the personal collection of dear friends Linda and Michael Toy. Yesterday I was able to see the pieces again in person, for the first time in years.
The two drawings are large, and I stitched together composite photographs of both last night.
Hover over each image for a magnifying glass:
Soupiset, Paul. Outside the Halo I (She). [2008]. Pen and Ink on 30x30x2 gesso board with birch cradle. Collection of Michael & Linda Toy, Los Altos, CA
Soupiset, Paul. Outside the Halo II (He). [2008]. Pen and Ink on 30x30x2 gesso board with birch cradle. Collection of Michael & Linda Toy, Los Altos, CA
