I'll be back soon!
With lots of new pictures and drawings.
Hello Philadelphia.
Hello New York City.
Artist
Yellow is the color evoked by light that stimulates both the L and M (long and medium wavelength) cone cells of the retina about equally, but does not significantly stimulate the S (short-wavelength) cone cells; that is, light with much red and green but not very much blue.[2] Light with a wavelength of 570–580 nm is yellow, as is light with a suitable mixture of somewhat longer and shorter wavelengths.
The moon is 4.5 billion years old.
The same side of the Moon always faces the Earth.
The moon causes many of the tides in the Earth's oceans. This is because of the gravity force between the Earth and Moon.
At least I've learned this much:
Life doesn't have to be
all poetry and roses. Life
can be bus rides, gritty sidewalks,
electric bills, dishwashing,
chapped lips, dull stubby pencils
with the erasers chewed off,
cheap radios played too loud,
the rank smell of stale coffee
yet still glow
with the inner fire of an opal,
still taste like honey.
-Julie Alger
4x4"
There are four of these & they look nice together. For sell very soon on my Shop.
Speaking of shopping, I'm finishing up my big sale. By early/mid October, I'll take down all my current artwork and replace it with all new work. Catch the good deals while you can--If you buy more you can save more, just get in touch before buying. I'll knock off shipping if you buy 2+ items, and if you want to buy even more, I'll give an additional discount.
Look forward to the new work!
Check out RUDE magazine. I've got a several images in it & a nice interview (translated here for those who can't read russian). The other work is also inspiring---check out the back issues too.
1. Hi, Brandi, can you give us an introduction of yourself?
I'm 22 and i like sunny days, one-on-one conversations, and glue.
2. How do you describe your work?
My work is primarily mixed media collage. I make little stories out of unrelated things.
3. What do you like best in creative process?
Free association, stream of consciousness, and sweet intuition. I don't begin with ideas but when a piece is finished the idea reveals itself--it's like opening a present.
4. Who would you like to be if not an artist?
I'd be an astrophysicist or quantum physicist. I'd study supergalactic and subatomic things!
5. Do you have concepts for your works?
A lot of my work is about science. Discovery and observation. Humans have always wondered at nature and it's the source of my inspiration.
6. Who would you name as your authority in art?
Authority in art is a contradiction.
7. What do you have no time for?
Artist's statements.
8. Who would you like to collaborate with and why?
The dead ones:
Bill Hicks, Ray Johnson, & Egyptian tomb painters.
The movers and shakers:
The Books, Leah Giberson, & any master Japanese printmaker.
9. Who or what is your enemy?
Walmart and logic.
10. What's next for Brandi Strickland?
I'm taking some time off from school to clear my head, but eventually I want to earn an MFA. I'll live in a big lovely city and make art all the time.
When I'm older I'll move back out to the country so I can have a dog and see all the stars. I'll still make art all the time.