
Sharon Fishel
3 years ago
studio work, process, and inspiration
I start with a really rough sketch of what I want to make.
I then make lots of drawings to create images that will tell a story.
Next, I scan in the drawings and print them on strong paper any size that is appropriate for the project.
Then, I cut the images out and make them into little objects or silhouettes to be photographed in a staged setting.
The stage is coming together, it is three feet wide. I am planning on adding some lights.
Here are a few of the animals and domestic objects that I will be using in the series.
a closer view of the strange world
I have added some pink and purple lights, and begin taking photos.
One of the final images from this series. I will be showinng this in the Process show.
Packing everything up to take to the gallery.
Ryan, Alison, and I hang the work in the gallery.
A detail of the installation
The final installation.
My sister, my daughter, and myself in front of Dave Lambert's work.
Work of a fellow Print Media student, Iris.

I attended the opening of the Silver Medal Exhibition at the Scarab Club in Detroit last night. My friend, Julie Prokop won Honorable Mention for her piece titled, How To Ruin A Birthday Party. 

I attended the Mailed and Mounted show opening last night and was excited and surprised to learn that my entry had won "Best in Show." The postcard show was really inspiring with a large variety of work from artists from all over the world. I met a lot of great people from the Anton Art Center and reconnected with some friends from Cranbrook Academy of Art. I was honored with the award and so happy to be able to see how stunning the Art Center is in person. 
My daughter and I near the entry from my friend Julie Prokop.

A photo of the exhibition space during the opening.