Body Parts

Mostly what we've been drawing in my portrait drawing class has been parts of the face. I assume that we're going to eventually put it all together, so I'm not too concerned about it. I think I've progressed a bit since my first work. I've also discovered that mechanical pencils > woodless graphite. But I'm still thinking about that one. I don't know if it's the paper that I'm using, or the way I draw. My technique could be wonky. But my technique works well enough with my mechanical pencil, so I'm going to stick with it for now.

Now for pictures.

Latest Craze

I think I've discovered a new and exciting way to waste both my time and my money: spray-painting t-shirts. It's quick, easy, and fairly inexpensive. I mean, a can of spray paint costs like $5. And t-shirts are dirt cheap.

I'm pretty sure I have way too many t-shirts as it is. Guess what everyone is getting for their birthday/Christmas/gift-giving event? Yup. I try to keep it original.




I made this shirt in my garment printing class. I'm very much in love with it. Ok, so there's some spattering on the right shoulder because I forgot to protect the rest of the shirt from the spray paint. But it's Darwin! On a t-shirt! I'm very happy about this development.

Introducing: squidpanda

This came from over-caffination and boredom at work. Well, I waited until I got home before I started on it, but the concept (or random idea, really) came to me at work.

Exercises

I drew these for my Art 4A and 4E classes.

Flier

Revised the poster I made for Open Studios. Ok, "completely redid" would be a better way to put it. It's more or less done, I just have to finish the "contact" info part. And probably tweak one or two things.

Flier

I made this for my art club, the Foothill Art Society. Made with Adobe Illustrator, of course. Nothing fancy, either, since it's for a one-time event.

I'm going to have more artwork to show from last quarter soon, I just haven't been able to get to campus to use the scanner. And I've been struggling with computer drama, as well. But that's more or less all over now.

Contour line study

This is a design I created for a project in my 2-D Design class. I really like the contour line/topographical map feel of this piece. Also, white, black, and red is a great color combo and I've been kind of obsessed with the combination for a few months, basically since my Website Design class.

I haven't been able to upload any new pieces due to technical difficulties, but that's all gonna change now. I have a new computer and it's finally more or less updated to a modern OS.