So, I took a picture of it, and I was not sure as to how to treat it with respect in my artwork. I decided that I would leave the bird as it is without making it more macabre or watering down its lifelessness. 
I am not sure as to why I chose to do this type of art, but at this point, I believe that it accurately depicts exactly how I felt when I first saw it on the ground. Art and image copyrighted 2008 by &rew Borloz
8 comments:
Andrew.. this is COMPLETELY FASCINATING! I am very interested in the processes and construction of this work.
I like how you handled the subject.
I just wrote a post on how I create this piece in my blog. &rew
&rew...This is a VERY cleaver piece of work. The black and white with the red and the detail is terrific!
I love the graphic nature of this piece - it is stunning!
The line detail and contrast of black and white with some red make a dramatic impact.
&rew....you never cease to amaze me.
Hey Andrew! Love your piece, from reading your blog, look slike you made this with gocco??? Love to know more . . .
Thank you Suzi for your nice comment. I did not use gocco for this work. As a matter of fact, I did not know how to use gocco until I went to Art Unraveled, and Traci Bunkers taught me how to use it. I am not sure if I can use gocco for the background but might have to use silkscreen instead because of the size.
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