Sunday, May 19, 2013

Sketchbook Things

blinkity blink



Some people in Paris 



Aboriginal Dreamtime Sisters


Professors

It's summer once again... feels nice to just relax and draw some of my favorite ole Hogwarts professors. 








Friday, April 26, 2013

Red Hair Don't Care

This is Annie. She's one of my favorite models to paint ever. It has to be that hair :) 



a graphite study of a girl from the neighboring school



Also, I have to say that my hair is currently the coolest color it's ever been...  good way to start the summer! 





Thursday, April 25, 2013

The Flying Squirrel

This is Sophie, the flying squirrel! I am particularly proud of this illustration because I had fun throughout the whole process. I've not done a completely traditional illustration in way too long, and I felt completely unrestricted with medium. I ended up using a mixture of acrylic, gesso, pastel and colored pencil. 

It all goes well, I will be working on developing Sophie's story into a children's book this summer. 


Thursday, April 18, 2013

Dead as a doornail

It's nearing the end of the semester and I regret to inform that my plants are as dead as a doornail. 

Here are some paintings I did of their little lives 

Professor Sprout the Orchid September 2012- April 2013
Radagast the Venus Fly Trap September 2012- April 2013 










Here are some other plant studies from the Sarasota Botanical Gardens. I'm not sure exactly what they are. 











Sunday, April 14, 2013

Clouds in my coffee

These are two hour landscape and cloud studies that I painted recently. One was at the beach and the other was out my window on a rainy morning.  I've been really interested in painting with the palate knife, it's a fun for playing with clouds. 



Friday, April 12, 2013

Trees, trees, etc and so forth

Landscapes with figures that I've been drawing recently (the last two are studies from Corot paintings) I might do paintings based on some of these this summer. 


A tree I met once 




My cousins at the park 



The view out my window back at home 



Behind the garden clubhouse 



Corot study 



 another Corot study