Squirrel Map (in class exercise)
Laureen Stokes
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Laureen – Cathedral Place
Drawing tubes of different sizes.
Falling and rotating boxes.
Typewriter Sketch
Cathedral Place: Laneway view (30 minutes)
Cathedral Place – Street view from Hornby (10 minutes)
Cathedral Place: Entry arch at lane (5 minutes)
Cathedral Place: walkway at lane (1 minute).
In Class Exercises
January 19, 2022
January 19th, 2022 – Home office
January 12, 2022
All of the drawings entitled “out the front door” trace different ways of leaving my house following a similar set of steps:
1) exiting
2) locking the door & turning around
3) walking down the steps
4) leaving the property
Out the front door: Walking heavily, racing down the steps and 2 different paths towards the east.
Out the front door: (bottom left to right) pacing back and forth on the steps, leaving normally, new wide stairs, racing off to the car. (top left & right) going to the Skytrain versus going behind the cars.
Experiments with Line
Laureen Stokes – Assignment 1
Assignment 1: Emotions & Adjectives
Assignment 1: Lines
Landscape Studies: Trout Lake Park
Assignment 1: Single Line Landscape
Assignment 1: Two line Landscape
Assignment 1: Five line landscape
Assignment 1: 20 Line Landscape
All of the crows in East Vancouver descended on Trout Lake park. Their bodies were hidden in trees and branches but the air was thick with the drone of their voices and punctuated with the occasional strident “CAW” and “hoot-hoot-hoot”
The fog was thick enough that it coated my skin like rain and it deadened the sound of the dogs barking and the Skytrain moving across the distance.
Looking across the lake, the fog and ice changed the lake from liquid certainty to a confusion. Birds stood on the water; the lines of shore blurred into the trees. One crow pecked madly at the surface trying to reach something below.