Posts tagged perspectives
oneLINE Leads to Design of a Beer Label

Please come join us at 4342 Tennyson Street (entrance in the alley).  We will be there from 4-11pm, and the new Crowlers are $2.00 off!

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oneLINE Evolves Again

Jonathan Applegate has now completed his first oneLINE on canvas.  He worked for over 100 hours on this piece to master viscosity, brush load and stroke.  The result is a captivating size of an oneLINE.  The larger 3'X4' format results in a captivating oneLINE. Following the complex path is easier for the viewer, but you will still get lost, wonder at the next turn and marvel at how the piece was created by hand. 

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Is that REALLY one line?

Since Jonathan Applegate has introduced his oneLINE style he has been asked over and over, "Are you kidding?  Is that ONE line?!?"  This question is by far the most common.

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Mountain Daisies oneLINE Time-lapse

The process of creating a oneLINE drawing is pretty simple in principle.  You look at an image, and create an imaginary path in your mind that never crosses or intersects.  Next you get out a pen and begin to meticulously bring the mind map to the page.  If you make an error and block yourself into a corner, then you must begin again.

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Art You Can Feel

A recent project presented a new challenge for our creativity, and we happily accepted.  As a personal closing gift from a realtor, we were commissioned to draw a oneLINE of de Steeg Brewery to congratulate the new owners.  The challenge was that one of the new owners of the brewery is blind.  The challenge was to figure out how to  create oneLINE art for those who cannot see?

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Denver oneLINEs Now Available

Denver oneLINE prints now available at Jolly Goods located at 4020 Tennyson Street Denver

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Brooklyn Bridge

Today our adventure continued with a trip from Manhattan to Brooklyn via the Brooklyn Bridge.  The bridge is one of the oldest bridges in the United States and one of its most recognizable.  Built over a span of 14 years, the bridge was completed in 1883. The construction is a hybrid design using both suspension and cable technologies, and it is the intricate cable work that makes the bridge look like an organized web of precision and planning.

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From the Canadian Side

Today we listened to the thunder of nature as an average water flow of 85,000 cu ft/s travels over a 13 story cliff.  90% of the water that flows over Niagara Falls is on the Canadian side, which is why we brought our passports.  While you watch, you become mesmerized by the experience.

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