Really coming along. I made my first test poster 20" x 30" today and it turned out not badly. I think the board can be smaller and the lettering has to be italic to match the script on the cups. I think the cards need to be in a different pose. They don't look as if they are standing up...which they are.
I was asked this eve, after going on about creating the doughnut, why didn't I simply buy a doughnut and use it since I am now going for a photo rather than an installation piece. I think one thing is that I am loathe to use food as decoration and another is, wherefore is art if all one is going to do is pose stuff?
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Drying the doughnut on the bathroom radiator. |
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Board with removal of bagel and
one of the cardboard coffee cups. |
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What the photo looked like that I enlarged. |
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A dark photo of it as a framed poster. Non-matte glass makes it difficult to photo with a flash. You get the idea. |