Here I am at the Empire State College CDL art show opening in Saratoga Springs, NY. It is a show for students, faculty and alumni of the college (works shown were selected by some kind of jury).
I was going through old emails and found some pictures that I sent to someone who is organizing an art show. It will have a certain "teaching" theme to it. The artists are supposed to show the different stages of their work process. This is one of the pieces that I will be displaying; you might recognize this guy from a while back.
I was given a description for the first two images. They are all the same person, but it was a fun description so I came up with a bunch of interpretations. The third image is one that is directly from memory; he is someone who I have only seen briefly.
Here's an interpretation of what Otzi the Iceman could have looked like while he was alive. Also pictured are his various weapons and tools, which include a flint knife, a pouch, a bow, arrows, a sharpener, and a copper-headed axe.
In 1991, this body was found in the Otztal Alps, on the border of Austria and Italy. It ended up being the body of a man who lived about 5300 years ago. He had been preserved in a glacier all that time and is now Europe's oldest natural human mummy.