Here is what I have been working on for the last little while:
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| "Their Giant Problem" work-in-progress |
And here is something fun that I drew last night at the bar:
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| I think it would be fun to have a balloon that looked like a giant floating skull. |
Showing posts with label Work in Progress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Work in Progress. Show all posts
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Work in Progress
Hey everybody,
Here is what I have been working on for the last little while:
And here is something fun that I drew last night at the bar:
Here is what I have been working on for the last little while:
And here is something fun that I drew last night at the bar:
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Work in Progress: The Changeling
Yo Gangsters,
Today I delivered 11 paintings to the WAVE gallery for my show on Friday. It should be a really fun time, and I am trying not to think too much about it because the thought makes me excited and queasy.
Also...and to keep myself distracted...
I am getting ready to start a new painting tomorrow, and I thought that I would show you my preliminary drawings.
This painting will the the first in a series about Elves and Fairies that I have planned for for late 2012 or early 2013. The painting will be 11 X 14, and will act as small support piece that will add to the impact of the larger conceptual pieces that I have planned....or at least that's what I am hoping anyway.
In my next series, I am planing on doing around ten small paintings, in addition to ten big ones. I never really paint small, so this should be pretty fun, and will probably only take me a few days.
This was drawn with graphite and white charcoal on tinted paper.
Today I delivered 11 paintings to the WAVE gallery for my show on Friday. It should be a really fun time, and I am trying not to think too much about it because the thought makes me excited and queasy.
Also...and to keep myself distracted...
I am getting ready to start a new painting tomorrow, and I thought that I would show you my preliminary drawings.
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| Drawing for "The Changeling" |
This painting will the the first in a series about Elves and Fairies that I have planned for for late 2012 or early 2013. The painting will be 11 X 14, and will act as small support piece that will add to the impact of the larger conceptual pieces that I have planned....or at least that's what I am hoping anyway.
In my next series, I am planing on doing around ten small paintings, in addition to ten big ones. I never really paint small, so this should be pretty fun, and will probably only take me a few days.
This was drawn with graphite and white charcoal on tinted paper.
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| Thumbnails |
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Work In Progress
Hello everyone,
I am currently working hard to finish an 18 X 24 painting called the "Antidote" for an up coming show. Today, I thought it would be fun to post some photos of the work-in-progress.
As you can see, I've got quite a ways to go.
A detail of the radish-head guy.
Here is the original sketch.
This next photo is a really wacky part of my process. In order to transfer my sketch to the canvas, I scan the drawing into Photoshop, enlarge it to the size of my canvas, then chop it into small pieces--my printer only prints 8.5 X 11-- which I then print out and reassemble. The end result is a pretty dumb looking poster. With a piece of graphite transfer paper between the canvas and my printed out drawing, I trace over all the key lines and bingo! my canvas is all ready to paint. By-the-way my printer prints everything in beautiful rose color when it starts to run out of ink.
...and here I am hard at work.
I am currently working hard to finish an 18 X 24 painting called the "Antidote" for an up coming show. Today, I thought it would be fun to post some photos of the work-in-progress.
As you can see, I've got quite a ways to go.
A detail of the radish-head guy.
Here is the original sketch.
This next photo is a really wacky part of my process. In order to transfer my sketch to the canvas, I scan the drawing into Photoshop, enlarge it to the size of my canvas, then chop it into small pieces--my printer only prints 8.5 X 11-- which I then print out and reassemble. The end result is a pretty dumb looking poster. With a piece of graphite transfer paper between the canvas and my printed out drawing, I trace over all the key lines and bingo! my canvas is all ready to paint. By-the-way my printer prints everything in beautiful rose color when it starts to run out of ink.
...and here I am hard at work.
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