Two background landscape paintings for BC Wars.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Summer Update 2
I've been both making art, and studying how to make art. School starts again in just a few weeks!
Illustration of Andy Warhol, to be used as promotional material for an upcomming exibit of his work.
Because PC's don't work for MAC fans.
Head study in charcoal and pastel.
Various item illustrations for BC Wars. http://bcwars.com/
Monster illustration for BC Wars. http://bcwars.com/
Alien landscape.
Illustration of Andy Warhol, to be used as promotional material for an upcomming exibit of his work.
Because PC's don't work for MAC fans. (This is an illustration of a friend.)
Head study in charcoal and pastel.
Various item illustrations for BC Wars. http://bcwars.com/
Monster illustration for BC Wars. http://bcwars.com/
Alien landscape.Saturday, July 24, 2010
Alphonse Mucha 150th Birthday
Here is a quick master study of one of Mucha's works with a personal addition.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Summer Update
I feel like I've been busy, yet at the same time I haven't done nearly enough! I'm sure everyone can relate to that. Here are various works I've completed over the past couple of months, mostly just sketches and studies.
Self Portrait 2010
Conte, Pastel, Charcoal on Paper
12 x 18"
Lady and Lion
Self Portrait 2010Conte, Pastel, Charcoal on Paper
12 x 18"
My Feet 2010
Oil on Canvas
11 x 14"
Lady and LionDigital
Watercolor tree study
Disney World Castle from life, 2010
Trying colored ink for the first time
Sketch of a caricature artist at Downtown Disney, Florida.
Sketch from a canoe and kayaking trip.
Watercolor tree study
Disney World Castle from life, 2010
Trying colored ink for the first time
Sketch of a caricature artist at Downtown Disney, Florida.
Sketch from a canoe and kayaking trip.Monday, May 3, 2010
The end of a school year.
Here is a batch of some of the works I have produced over the spring semester. Of course, none of these are products from school... even though that’s where most of my time and energy is consumed. I am still practicing with oil paints and plan to use them further, however I have also dabbled with watercolor paints. I'm finding the medium very enjoyable and hassle-free, at least for quick studies and field sketches.
Valkyrie's Wrath
I recently took a trip to the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. There I saw some mind blowing landscape paintings by Albert Bierstadt. The environment for this piece was influenced by his work. I still have a long way to go, but just studying his use of value and color made the process a lot easier.Painted in Photoshop CS3.
This is a Gnomon Contest winner!
