MORE OLD STUFF. Sort've old. Last year old. Yeah. Okay. This is one of my pieces from illustration media with Don Brandes. The assignment was to pick an aquatic creature and illustrate it using only ink. So I decided to be ambitious and go with the deep sea glass squid, because they're adorable little buggers. Anyways.
I don't remember how long this took me, but it was a pain in the butt throughout the process. Probably millions of little, 3-5cm hatch marks cover all of it, and trying to figure out how to depict transparency too was difficult. But for the most part I like how it came out :)
Friday, September 17, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
I do believe in faeries!
Project from illustration class last semester with Gary Barker. We had to pick a magazine that uses illustrations, then make an illustration that caters to their subject. So I went with the faery magazine. Somewhat appropriate and amusing at the same time...
Painted it with watercolors, and I did a little bit of retouching in photoshop after scanning it in.
Painted it with watercolors, and I did a little bit of retouching in photoshop after scanning it in.
Figures!
Figures!
Figures! (And gestures, oh my!)
Blowing off the dust...
Yeah, so, unfortunately I've been a terrible blogger and haven't really done much with this page in the past two years or so. Which is a terrible shame, and I plan to remedy this. I am now going into my junior year at Ringling College of Art and Design as an illustration major, and I have a lot of stuff to show from the past two years, and hopefully even more from this oncoming year. So be prepared for a bunch of posts showcasing some stuff from the past few months, and then I'll start getting into what I'm working on right now. Sound good? Good!
I'll just start off by tossing out some figure gestures and drawings from last year. The first one is done with white conte crayon on gray scale paper. Annndd, GO.
I'll just start off by tossing out some figure gestures and drawings from last year. The first one is done with white conte crayon on gray scale paper. Annndd, GO.
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