On Saturday five of us converged on the Zymoglyphic Museum in San Mateo to get immersed in its wonderful mystical and mythical world. Jim Stewart, the curator of this unique space made us welcome and shared his enthusiasm for a project that has been almost 30 years in the making. We all enjoyed sketching something that was out of the ordinary! We thank Jim and Judith for giving us a chance to sketch this collection of curiosities and oddities.
Check out some of the collection at http://zymoglyphic.org/galleries.html
Mappin photographed some of the objects. See her results at
http://lauramappin.com/TPD/art/tales/zymoglyphic.php
Judith Hoffman captured our drawing process. See her photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/judithhoffman/
Check out some of the collection at http://zymoglyphic.org/galleries.html
Mappin photographed some of the objects. See her results at
http://lauramappin.com/TPD/art/tales/zymoglyphic.php
Judith Hoffman captured our drawing process. See her photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/judithhoffman/
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| Zymoglyphic Museum: Photo by Laura Mappin |
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| Uszynski: The Guardian Figure |
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| Rizzuto: A Jenny Haniver |
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| Wang: Clock |
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| Wang: Getting on |
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| Uszynski: Ancestor Figure |
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| Wang: Lizard & sculpture |
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