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Gregg S. Reed

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Abstract Cat

Abstract Cat
Abstract Cat

JPEG (.jpg) I scanned a lithographic print of cat anatomy that I drew and printed at the Univeristy of Minnesota.

Cat Anatomy
Cat Anatomy

GIF (.gif) This animated GIF reveals layers of a cat's anatomy. I painted the layers while looking at a cat I was dissecting.

Cat Heart
Cat Heart

JPEG (.jpg) I painted a cat's heart while looking at the heart on a cat I was dissecting.

Cat
Cat

GIF (.gif) With photographer and high-school friend Ben Agar, I made a screen print of Ben's cat. We exposed a posterized negative on a silkscreen with a light-sensitive emulsion, and we printed the image on drawing paper.

Two Cats
Two Cats

JPEG (.jpg) I drew two cats from a photograph by my high-school friend Ben Agar with pastels and black ink.

Abstract Cat | Media List

  • icon Abstract Cat

    JPEG (.jpg) I scanned a lithographic print of cat anatomy that I drew and printed at the Univeristy of Minnesota.


  • icon Cat Anatomy

    GIF (.gif) This animated GIF reveals layers of a cat's anatomy. I painted the layers while looking at a cat I was dissecting.


  • icon Cat Heart

    JPEG (.jpg) I painted a cat's heart while looking at the heart on a cat I was dissecting.


  • icon Cat

    GIF (.gif) With photographer and high-school friend Ben Agar, I made a screen print of Ben's cat. We exposed a posterized negative on a silkscreen with a light-sensitive emulsion, and we printed the image on drawing paper.


  • icon Two Cats

    JPEG (.jpg) I drew two cats from a photograph by my high-school friend Ben Agar with pastels and black ink.


  • icon Natural Theology
    Natural Theology

    Real Media (.rm) I recorded myself reading a section of William Paley's 19th century essay "Natural Theology" for Screenblast.com Paley explains how the design of animal anatomy reflect's God's plan. Clear English writing developed into modern science.



Statement

As a student at the University of Minnesota, I drew and painted the anatomy of a cat as an illustration project. For a graphic arts class, I drew the cat in an abstract design on a paper lithographic plate. For the illustration project, I drew and painted the cat's anatomy on layers of acetate to make overlays. I also painted the cat's heart. I made all of the art while looking at a cat cadaver that I was dissecting.