Black and white final:
Process drawing & inking:
Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
Kraseu Lake finished drawing
Finished drawing...still not sure about the color...:
Black and white final:
Process drawing & inking:
Black and white final:
Process drawing & inking:
Thursday, May 20, 2010
My Last Finals
These are the last finals I will ever do (unless I live long enough to ever make it/decide to do grad school).
Finally finished the painting for Youngmi's class. Maybe it'll go faster when I figure out the perfect consistency for the white pigment, it's difficult because it goes on translucent, so I can't tell what it looks like until it dries....When I figure it out I'll paint a series, or maybe I'll give up and just snort the rest of that white powder/pigment.
Also I took life drawing with Mary J. Arthur and this is my final and some work that I liked. It's a sophomore level class, but I still learned a LOT. A LOT. And it was nice approaching work in the complete opposite way. (no contour, shading, pencil/charcoal)
My final is a simple self-portrait of my buried in a bed/coffin of books and food. Also I think I went full circle on this one, because this is the way I used to work when I was a freshman, not sure of my materials, lots of layering to make up for lack of skill, making a mess all over the place, hoping that the hours of effort would somehow be absorbed into the fibers of the paper...now I only work this way maybe 20% of the time.
It looks depressing, but that would be the ideal way I'd like to go. That or exploding into flames on a neon star studded rhinestone motocycle.My roomate says that I would enjoy a heart attack, apparently it's akin to the warm fiery feeling I get after some tequila.
Finally finished the painting for Youngmi's class. Maybe it'll go faster when I figure out the perfect consistency for the white pigment, it's difficult because it goes on translucent, so I can't tell what it looks like until it dries....When I figure it out I'll paint a series, or maybe I'll give up and just snort the rest of that white powder/pigment.
Also I took life drawing with Mary J. Arthur and this is my final and some work that I liked. It's a sophomore level class, but I still learned a LOT. A LOT. And it was nice approaching work in the complete opposite way. (no contour, shading, pencil/charcoal)
My final is a simple self-portrait of my buried in a bed/coffin of books and food. Also I think I went full circle on this one, because this is the way I used to work when I was a freshman, not sure of my materials, lots of layering to make up for lack of skill, making a mess all over the place, hoping that the hours of effort would somehow be absorbed into the fibers of the paper...now I only work this way maybe 20% of the time.
It looks depressing, but that would be the ideal way I'd like to go. That or exploding into flames on a neon star studded rhinestone motocycle.My roomate says that I would enjoy a heart attack, apparently it's akin to the warm fiery feeling I get after some tequila.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Extras/Stuff for other people/Random
Some extra stuff I've done. Sometimes I think my best work is when I do work for other people. or are life drawings. The first is a birthday card for a friend in Japan. The next one is some lifedrawing with sumi ink.The ones after that are goodbye cards I made for my print department. I tried to combine hamburgers with each person's style/subject matter/favorite thing/hobby. I just wanted them to know that I appreciated everyone. The last one was a text design for the Church I went to while I was in Japan. They didn't use it, but it's okay, they were so nice to me even though I'm Buddhist. And they fed me, which was awesome.
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