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Thursday, January 19, 2017

New 2017 Drawings using iPad Pro


Using an iPad Pro and "Procreate app for iPad", I'm creating drawings that start in my sketchbook and get finished on my iPad. 

It's an Experiment, an Exploration.




Title: Illuminated Boris  2017  dims: 8 x 11 inches  archival pigment print



Title: Orange-You Glad Tool   2017   dims: 8 x 8 inches  archival pigment print



Title: X-Ray Specs  2017  dims: 8 x 11 inches   archival pigment print


Title: Red Flyer   2017  dims: 8 x 11 inches archival pigment print



Thursday, March 28, 2013

New Photograms


Photograms created for a photography competition: Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara, CA 

 

 

I have been making Photograms for over 20 years, but I have just recently started incorporating appropriated images into them. Before this addition, the photograms were pure abstractions but eluded to imagined imagery in the same way that looking at clouds evoke the imagination.

 A photogram is a photographic image made without a camera by placing objects directly onto the surface of a light-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light. The usual result is a negative shadow image that shows variations in tone that depends upon the transparency of the objects used. Areas of the paper that have received no light appear white; those exposed through transparent or semi-transparent objects appear grey.     
Thanks to Wikipedia



Photograms by Terry Kreiter

  Da Vinci Digging for the Code

Satyr-Day Night Under the White House


Title: DaVinci Digging for the Code, 2013   19 x 7.5 inches,  Gelatin-Silver photogram


Satyr-Day Night Under the White House, 2013, 19 x 7.5 inches, Silver-Gelatin photogram


All photograms printed by Diane Kreiter

Painted glass plates, proofs, masks, and images on transparencies


Terry Kreiter, putting finishing touches to the glass plate, finger painting


The origin of these photograms began with the collection of some favorite images: iconic photographs,  images of some works by Albrecht Durer,  and drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci. Together, in a moment,  they sparked an idea and developed into an interrelated sequence. The rest was easy, especially since Diane would be taking care of the darkroom work.

 

Source material

Albrecht Durer, Self portrait,   1493,  23 years old

Albrecht Durer,  Satyr's Family

Leonardo Da Vinci,  Excavation Machine, pen and ink 1503-04

White House under Truman Reconstruction, 1948-1952  photo: Abby Rowe


Saturday, February 6, 2010

New Collaboration: Virdeh & Kreiter

Documentation for the second collaboration

This post contains the materials; sketches, mock-ups, conceptual notes, and photos of the progress and completion of our second project.



Breugel: Triumph of Death

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Sketch: In reference to Breugel's "Triumph of Death." A detail from the top left corner of the painting. Fred Virdeh




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Title: Crippled though I was, I was no mean cyclist
Medium: Wood marquetry Dims: 6.5 x 7 x 1/4 inch (A reference from Beckett's "Molloy")
Artist: Fred Virdeh 2009



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Some early conceptual drawings based on the previous Fred Virdeh projects.

Sketches: Terry Kreiter 2010





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First Project:
Terry Kreiter, and Fred Virdeh


Samuel Beckett Tables
A collaboration with furniture designer and woodworker Fred Virdeh
Wood: Fred Virdeh Metal: Terry Kreiter

For details of the Beckett Tables, see at Terry Kreiter website

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

NEW SCULPTURE_______ Title: Retreat


New Years Eve, 2009-2010 Jennifer, Diane, and Terry



Bronze, ready to pour at 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit




Cast elements




The New Sculpture


Title: Retreat 17 x 12 x5 inches
Unique cast bronze on travertine stone





Title: Infinity Plow 12 x 15 x 7 inches
Unique cast and fabricated bronze




All drawings are from Sketchbook #25 - 2009
First conceptual drawing was created in sketchbook on August, 2009.
The drawings came from the premise that an ancient hero retreated, leaving his battle equipment behind.


First drawing: Retreat




Drawing made to establish some crude proportions, (crude because I never intended this sculpture to have any accuracy, and I suspect that it is not based on reality).



Drawings for the "strap on wings", boots and helmet



Wax patterns: wings, armor, boots and helmet






Drawing: Searching for a composition or an arrangement.





Wax pattern details



Wax patterns

I'm working to finish all wax patterns in time to cast and finish, making this sculpture my last for 2009.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Thoth For John Reily

Title: Thoth for John 2009
Dims: 8 x 4 x 4 inches
Medium: Unique cast and fabricated bronze


Thoth for John is a sculpture created to celebrate John Reily's Santa Cruz home and the artifact of Thoth which lives in his house, and the beetle who lives under the house.

Thoth: Egyptian Mythology
A moon god, the god of wisdom, justice, and writing, patron of the sciences, and messenger of Ra.




Thoth, setting on his throne


History of Thoth

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Above: Common names for Thoth in hieroglyphics







Above: Drawings from Terry Kreiter sketchbook, #25, 2009



Beetle that lives under John's house



Margaret Michel under the spell of Thoth at John's house


Above: Portrait of Diane, Margaret, John and Terry at John's house in Santa Cruz Sept. 2009


Top to bottom: Margaret, Terry and Diane