Film Graveyard of 2022
Here lie the remains of this year’s (mostly) failed rolls. I tried my best to save them.
Browsing Tag: artistic process
July and August 2022 on Film
Some nice little snapshots, accidental double exposures, and nostalgic vignettes.
May – July 2022 on Film
Ilford Delta 3200 shot at 1600 on a Ricoh KR-10 Super. I’m mostly disappointed in the outcome here, as I sort of expected I would be. I wasn’t as confident… Continue Reading
February – April 2022 on Film
Arista 400 on a Ricoh KR-10 Super. Some of my favorite photos so far have come from this roll.
NYC July and August 2021 on Film
July and August passed by so quickly and, somehow, so slowly at the same time, and even though I missed some beautiful memories, I did manage to catch some nice… Continue Reading
My 2020 Media Consumption
At the beginning of this year I set out to be more mindful of what and how much information I take in. I also wanted to try to figuratively clear space in my head, making room for things that would feed my art in some way.
Drawing II
Round two of old drawings! These are just my favorite finished studies from my figure drawing class at UCF. All done on 18” x 24” newsprint paper with charcoal pencils… Continue Reading
Because I Am So Often Alone (2020) – “A Solo Exhibition”
Working primarily in charcoal and ink, Sara Rentas explores solitude and the human figure building up to her first public display of work. Kind of.
Defining “Artist”?
Earlier this week I started something of an existential crisis. What else is new? I made myself a worksheet.
Art Supply Haul and Progress – March 2020
We’re on lock down, which means instead of panic buying toilet paper and nonperishables, I made the smart choice and panic bought art supplies.