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A Grizzly Situation

At Kingston University I was messing around with the idea of making more sculpture. I thought that making a bear from each of the eight major species would be interesting, as I’ve always struggled to draw bears, let alone sculpt them.

The real challenge is differentiating each major species through subtle distinct characteristics so that the viewers can tell their sunbear from their sloth bear!

These are some examples from my sketchbook, this page showing some quick continuous line drawings and research.

This page showing some bear drawings and a few quick research notes.

They let us loose in the print room again so I thought I’d try out some printmaking techniques using bear imagery to get myself fired up for clay sculpting.

Bear monoprint 1
Bear monoprint 2
bear monoprint 3
bear monoprint 4
Bear monoprint 1 Bear monoprint 2 bear monoprint 3 bear monoprint 4

June 12, 2013 by Laura.
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Hi, I am a self-taught watercolourist from England, I started oddkness.com to serve me as a journal to discover who I was and where I stand as an artist.

My work is devoted to the glorification of animals, being deprived their companionship in childhood has led me to become even more enchanted by their existence. I hope you enjoy my posts, and if you do — don’t be a stranger, I’d love to hear from you.

Laura Bennett

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Hi, I’m Laura, a joyful vegan and watercolour dabbler! I started oddkness.com to serve me as a journal to discover who I was and where I stand as an artist.

I like making a mess with masking tape, ink and watercolours in the name of our feathery, furry and not so furry friends.

If you share my passion, would like to make a purchase, or just want to say ‘Hi’… feel free to contact me.

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