An Android Morning, Now Online!

Android Girl Now on Sale!

I just finished officially publishing the second edition of the graphic novel, The Amazing Adventures of Androgynous Android Girl!!!

You can buy it from lulu!

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/the-amazing-adventures-of-androgynous-android-girl/7922253

Take a gander and let me know what you think!

The Amazing Adventures of Androgynous Android Girl

Oh my goodness, I know it has been a while but I've been working hard and I am pumped!

The dates for my senior show have been confirmed, and the opening is only a few weeks away!!!

Please join me for:

The Amazing Adventures of

Androgynous Android Girl

By Deborah Rose Guterbock


An Interdepartmental Art Collaboration with

Keith Sullivan,

the Autonomous Robotics Laboratory

and the Department of Computer Science.

Opening Reception:
Monday, November 30, 2009
6pm - 8pm

Please come out and support me as I present the capstone exhibition of my undergraduate career :)
The exhibit is part of a three person group show titled Biographies and will include photographs, video, sculpture, animatronics and more.

Self Portrait in Metal and Flesh

Show Extensions

REVE(A)LING: FEMINIST ART, the Annual Juried Exhibition at George Mason University has been extended until March 27, 2009.

The Exhibit of work by George Mason University Students at Point in Space Gallery In Fairfax has been extended until March 20, 2009.

WOOHOO!!!

Android Girl in Real Life

Back on the Creation Front

So, I haven't picked up a paint brush in a while, but I have started a new and exciting relationship with the Dremel Tool! Feast your eyes on the head of Android Girl come to life in it's first, Styrofoam-y rendition :)




Today, I was able to complete the first, somewhat uncertain full-body version of my AG mannequin/doll. Her joints are too weak, so she cannot stand up; she cannot support her own weight despite the fact that she is made of Styrofoam, an empty paint can, and wooden dowels...




Next, it is off to plaster, paper mache, and paint. I also need to decide if I want to go through the trouble of making her free-standing, or if I am going to find a stand for her....very tricky decision making.
I feel like a scientist though. Trial and error all the way. YAY :)