Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Keychain Viewer, 35mm Kodalith Orthographic film slide, 2004

Photo: Lance Brewer

Greg Singer, 2004

My ‘Keychain Viewers’ began as a 35mm slide show project 

Carousel slide trays of 80 B/W drawings were projected with music on screen in theater presentations. The slide images are abstract drawings . . . reminiscent of opening movie titles of the 1930-1940’s Hollywood cinema. Duplicate slides (approx. 100+) became ‘Keychain Viewers’

The process of slide production entailed the following steps . . .

  • Small quick sketched drawings using ‘Pen & Ink’ with graphite stick on paper

  • Selected works where then scanned & reduced to BW high contrast prints on photo paper

  • These works were photographed with 35mm BW Kodak Kodalith Orthographic film using the copy stand method

  • Slide production provided by Doogle Digital

  • Each drawing became a separate & individual BW slide

  • Each slide is then placed within a plastic viewer

  • A beaded pull chain with a signed & dated tag is attached to each piece

Resulting in . . . ‘One Eye Shows’ that are an eye full

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