Figure Drawings

The work below are sketches from my Figure Drawing class. All work is charcoal on newsprint. I took the photos fairly quickly with my dad's digital camera, so forgive the bad flash washout.


1-5 minute(s) gestures:










































































































































































































































These poses range in time from 20 minutes to 2 hours (most are colored pencil on charcoal paper):

My drawing has been selected for the freshman art show!

Still-Life Pastels from IL Media

Here is the first work I have ever done in pastel. I am so thrilled by the way they have turned out! It was so easy to work with and I really felt confident while the project was in full swing. I can't wait to use them more. I got the best critique in the class, and was selected for a spot in the next student show!

Enjoy!

New Ringling Work

Here is some more work from this year. It's been so busy that posting here hasn't been much of an option. Whew!

The frog (acrylic) and elephant (scratchboard) are from Illustration Media and the eye (digital) is from Illustration I. I'm really excited about the feedback I've been getting in my critiques. I have been working hard on my art and it is definitely paying off!

Enjoy!

"Fish", pen & ink

Here is my cute, adorable little fish. He was the first assignment in my Illustration Media class this semester. The assignment called for an animal in the ink techniques we learned in class, a basic background, and incorporating at least one letter in the composition. I chose a deep sea fish and added my own twist. Then I scanned it into Photoshop and added letters as random bits of "stuff" in the ocean. He was very popular... but I think my classmates were somewhat perturbed. ;-)

Week 1 - Previous Work

Here is some of my older work from before I started here at Ringling. I thought it might be interesting to post it to get a better look at my progress as time passes.

Also, this way, I'm not posting old work instead of new. =)