Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Studio Paintings (click for more)

"The Original Why" 2013
oil on canvas 24"x48"

Live Paintings (click for more)

"Freq Out" 2012
Acrylic & pastel on wood panel
3'x4'

3D/2D Work (click for more)

Pick guard for a Fender Jaguar 6 string bass 2012

Illustration (click for more)

"Oktoberfest East Bay" 2012
Acrylic and marker on canvas
18"x24"

Portraits (click for more)

"Simple Mind"
pen and acrylic on paper

Sketchbook work and Drawings

Commission and Holidays

2012 Valentines Day cards.

Saturday, January 2, 2010

winter time fun

Here's a little portrait of Keb' Mo' one night messing around with ink and gold leaf paint.



I sanded down an old guitar and repainted it. The original paint was an orange/black sunburst.

Soon, I will paint an old worlock body with an electricity design somewhat like the white stripes poster two posts down.

Friday, March 20, 2009

Thursday, March 19, 2009

searching for something

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heres a scan of my sketchbook I colored with photoshop. im getting into these letter mass values to make pictures. more will come soon.

Monday, January 26, 2009

3 hour illustrations, 3 hour figure

Here are three 3 hour illustration from the past week and a half. I didn't finish them in exactly three hours, but pretty close. These were very fun to do and got me to think faster. They were all random articles handed out at the beginning of class (8:30 am) so it was a surprise every time, and at that time, its a little difficult to get your head thinking as creatively as you would like.

this first one is about the terminator gene that was developed to prevent plants from producing seeds. I thought of female plants cutting and tying each others fallopian tubes.

This article talked about how Rwanda is building its country's economy by weaving baskets and selling them to Macy's.
This last one is about Josef Mengele, a Nazi scientist who was on a mission to make the perfect race out of twins. He fled to a small town in Brazil where he continued his experiments on twins and now, one in every 5 pregnancies in that town, are twins.overall, I think the three hour assignments were great, tought me to think fast and cut time consuming habits out of my process.

Heres a three hour figure painting from thursday's class. I had fun.

Also, there is a student art sale coming up on the 31st which will hopefully bring in some money so I can take my girlfriend out to a decent meal for valentines day. lastly, sketchbook 25 is almost done, so ill be posting scans from that soon.