ran out of red tape

This is in progress. I do this time to time to see how the structure is working very pragmatically.

swing red envelope

The envelopes run the horizontal. The space and coordinates are a little different in that the space is more expansive, while running with squaring, pulling it in. The line, as usual, is found by moving it around, using a ruler though without measuring. This one felt right when the left kicked up and the line read slightly on an angle. I had hoped it would work as a parallel line, which I thought was working a few times but the base bent, or the line bent near the cut. In the end this worked with the space reading wider to the left at the bottom. Funnily when I made the completed piece up on graph paper it worked out the three horizontal lines are perfectly parallel. That's the way I like it! I was tricked.

gif tape envelope

tape envelope #080519

matt acrylic on tape on wall, side view

matt acrylic on tape on wall, front view

trad. #080512

#080512, 21 x 29.7 cm, A4, acrylic paint, pencil on expanded PVC

more envelope

#080512, 21 x 29.7 cm, A4, fluorescent paint, pencil and marker

#080512, 21 x 29.7 cm, A4, template, tape, pencil on Board

#080512, 21 x 29.7 cm, A4, fluorescent paint, pencil and marker

a letter in an envelope

#080507, Envelope No. 1

21 x 29.7 cm, A4, fluorescent paper, pencil and marker

#080507, Envelope Tape
21 x 29.7 cm, A4, variable scale, tape & matt acrylic on wall side view

#080507, Envelope Tape
21 x 29.7 cm, A4, variable scale, tape & matt acrylic on wall, front view