May 17

HELLO ART TUMBLR! how are you all doing? so i have officially finished college classes forever*!!!!! technically they were done on tuesday, but i had meetings with kelly murphy yesterday (the results of which will be posted shortly…) and then an exit interview with adam miller and scott listfield that went really well and was super encouraging! a billion thanks to them and kelly too.  however, even though i might be done with classes, i’m not slowing down! competitions loom ahead, along with future shows, and of course, self-promotion out the wazoo. plus maybe enjoying the sunshine and nice weather??? here’s what’s ahead in the world of mori’s art: i will be selling prints, buttons, and headbands at the ColossalCon Artist Alley, in Sandusky, Ohio, June 9th-11th! swing by to purchase some sweet stuff, order a commission- or just say hello! :) print-wise i’ll be selling some of my original pieces, along with a few fanart pieces, including Sherlock, Sailor Moon, Persona4, and Korra. i am now listed on society6! if you’d like some super high quality prints of my thesis/study work, along with iphone or laptop covers of my business cats print, that’d be where to go.  i’ll be updating my etsy store shortly, as well- both with prints, and then whatever is left over from Colossalcon’s run of items. once i get back from Colossalcon, too, i will be officially open for summer commissions- more on that when that comes around.  (*- grad school would be nice, though! but definitely not next year. curse you medical debt.)

HELLO ART TUMBLR! how are you all doing?

so i have officially finished college classes forever*!!!!! technically they were done on tuesday, but i had meetings with kelly murphy yesterday (the results of which will be posted shortly…) and then an exit interview with adam miller and scott listfield that went really well and was super encouraging! a billion thanks to them and kelly too. 

however, even though i might be done with classes, i’m not slowing down! competitions loom ahead, along with future shows, and of course, self-promotion out the wazoo. plus maybe enjoying the sunshine and nice weather???

here’s what’s ahead in the world of mori’s art:

(*- grad school would be nice, though! but definitely not next year. curse you medical debt.)

May 10

resumes are pretty tricky.

but i’ve got mine designed and up on my site!

check it out here!

May 01

MORiCLARK.COM is now online! -

hey guys! just got my website up! come and check it out!

Apr 21

Third in the set: “Coyote and the Columbia River”, from the Sahaptin and Salishan tribes. I think this is by far my favourite of the three pieces, probably because it was done last, ahahaha. This piece inspired me to go back into the previous two and boost them up! Also curious that it’s one of the few pieces I’ve done (and the only in my show) to not feature any humans. I really enjoy drawing animals, but I don’t do it as oft… I guess I’ve always been under the impression that I had to find a way to interpret them into my style, instead of realizing that since I was the one drawing them, they’d already be interpreted. Hmm…..

Third in the set: “Coyote and the Columbia River”, from the Sahaptin and Salishan tribes.

I think this is by far my favourite of the three pieces, probably because it was done last, ahahaha. This piece inspired me to go back into the previous two and boost them up!

Also curious that it’s one of the few pieces I’ve done (and the only in my show) to not feature any humans. I really enjoy drawing animals, but I don’t do it as oft… I guess I’ve always been under the impression that I had to find a way to interpret them into my style, instead of realizing that since I was the one drawing them, they’d already be interpreted. Hmm…..

Apr 20

Illustration of the Choctaw Corn Legend, from my set of Native American pieces. I wanted to do a Choctaw piece in particular, since I’m potentially 1/16th? Rumor has it that my great-great grandfather was one, but we don’t know for sure since my great-grandmother reportedly destroyed everything from the culture that she had. Maybe when I have the time and money to sink into some research, I will do so. Second done in the series - I learned something new in each of these pieces, since I haven’t worked in graphite too heavily before. Every piece is an experiment in itself and can teach me something new! For instance, I started messing around more with white overlays on top, and created a pencil brush in photoshop as to not be too jarring. 

Illustration of the Choctaw Corn Legend, from my set of Native American pieces. I wanted to do a Choctaw piece in particular, since I’m potentially 1/16th? Rumor has it that my great-great grandfather was one, but we don’t know for sure since my great-grandmother reportedly destroyed everything from the culture that she had. Maybe when I have the time and money to sink into some research, I will do so.

Second done in the series - I learned something new in each of these pieces, since I haven’t worked in graphite too heavily before. Every piece is an experiment in itself and can teach me something new! For instance, I started messing around more with white overlays on top, and created a pencil brush in photoshop as to not be too jarring. 

Apr 19

Here’s the redone version of Kisa The Cat! Previous version is here. I think it definitely improved a lot, ahahaha.

Here’s the redone version of Kisa The Cat!

Previous version is here. I think it definitely improved a lot, ahahaha.

YEAH!!! Bittersweet = done!!!! Thanks to everyone who came by the show reception last night!! It was great fun and I got to talk to a lot of people about my work.  The show will remain up until 2 pm this Friday, so if you can make it down to the 301 Gallery, go do it!!! The gallery is open to the public 11-2.  I’ll be posting the revised versions of my pieces up shortly as well….hopefully on my website? When that gets made….. 

YEAH!!! Bittersweet = done!!!!

Thanks to everyone who came by the show reception last night!! It was great fun and I got to talk to a lot of people about my work. 

The show will remain up until 2 pm this Friday, so if you can make it down to the 301 Gallery, go do it!!! The gallery is open to the public 11-2. 

I’ll be posting the revised versions of my pieces up shortly as well….hopefully on my website? When that gets made….. 

Apr 09

even though my show is in less than a week, homework still continues. self-portrait for seminar!  i tried to capture the horrible anxiety that i had last year as the result of my gallbladder deciding to ollie out of my body. the anxiety wasn’t necessarily about the surgery, per say, but it messed with my internal systems in such a way that was awful.  i’m much less anxious now, of course, but it seemed like a fun topic in retrospect, so, wha-la. 

even though my show is in less than a week, homework still continues. self-portrait for seminar! 

i tried to capture the horrible anxiety that i had last year as the result of my gallbladder deciding to ollie out of my body. the anxiety wasn’t necessarily about the surgery, per say, but it messed with my internal systems in such a way that was awful. 

i’m much less anxious now, of course, but it seemed like a fun topic in retrospect, so, wha-la. 

Apr 08

finished finished version of the mouse princess piece! redid the center vignette + added some decoration to fill the white spots.  continuing to truck on through pieces towards my show…. aaaahhh! so busy!

finished finished version of the mouse princess piece! redid the center vignette + added some decoration to fill the white spots. 

continuing to truck on through pieces towards my show…. aaaahhh! so busy!

Mar 29

gabriellepisano: Postcards for my gallery show with fellow seniors!! Our reception is april 18th!! hey guys!! good time as any for this announcement: senior illustration show: “bittersweet” featuring the works of: mori clark, ben donahue, josh melamed, megan pepin, gabrielle pisano, ashley ruel, and matt tanzi  april 16th-20th at 301 gallery on cabot street, beverly, ma! reception is april 18th, 5-8 pm. if you’re in the area, come on by!! :)

gabriellepisano:

Postcards for my gallery show with fellow seniors!! Our reception is april 18th!!

hey guys!! good time as any for this announcement:

senior illustration show: “bittersweet”

featuring the works of: mori clark, ben donahue, josh melamed, megan pepin, gabrielle pisano, ashley ruel, and matt tanzi 

april 16th-20th at 301 gallery on cabot street, beverly, ma!

reception is april 18th, 5-8 pm. if you’re in the area, come on by!! :)