(2010) In Progress Sketches...

Though I have been in the process of moving, and rearranging my life- I have been inspired to draw more often. These are just two main projects I've been working on- and now that I have my computer back, I'll be able to finish them up in no time. But this is simply a sneak peak.

Enjoy.

Materials: Graphite

(2011)

"Step 02"

(2009) Winter Sketches

Materials: Graphite

(2010) SCAD Live Model Sketches

Materials: Graphite, White Conte Pencil, on brown paper

(2010) Burlesque Sketches

So my sister took me to a Halloween Burlesque Show, and I decided to get some inspirational reference for my upcoming project "Malifadesa".

Materials: Lead

(2010) Sketches from the Moleskine part01

Some old, some new, all around boredom- and unfinished thoughts.

Materials: Lead

(2010) Playing with Watercolor...

So a few experiments with color and watercolors, and then taking pictures of the pieces (because I don't own a scanner) at the wrong angle... *shrugs* But what you gonna do with laziness.

Materials: Ink, Watercolor

(2010) Figure Drawing Final

For our final Figure Drawing Assignment at SCAD, we had to find a Master Study to create a Linear Analysis, a Skeletal Analysis, a Master Copy, and finally our own study using the Master Study as inspiration.

Below is the Master Study of 

Eakins, Thomas The Swimming Hole (1885)

Thomas Eakins (1844-1916) was – until Pollock – the great American artist. Born in Philadelphia, he had studied Velazquez and Rembrandt in Europe, and pursued Realism with scientific rigour. He learnt from Muybridge's photographs of bodies in motion. A great believer in the living model, he lost his teaching job after allowing mixed life-classes to draw a male nude. His greatness was largely posthumous. 

Linear Analysis

Skeletal Analysis

Master Copy

Master Rendition

Materials: Conte Crayon

(2010) SCAD Portrait Project

Materials: Lead Pencil, White Conte Pencil

(2010) Conte SCAD Projects

Materials: Conte Crayon

(2010) Paint Projects

So below is a personal piece that I've started for a project of mine.

There should be more coming in due time.

Materials: Acylic Paint

Materials: Watercolor Paint, Ink