Chapter 14 exercises

This was awful....

Magazine Layout

Chapter 7 exercises

I thought I posted this a long time ago but apparently not.  Here it is.  A photo of jeans obtained through scanning.

Chapter 13 Exercises

Photoshop Project: Girl in Armchair

This image was inspired by Mary Cassatt's painting "Little Girl in Blue Armchair" (1878).  The image of the painting above was obtained from the National Gallery of Art's website.  The poses and the framing are generally replicated though the color of the chairs are different.  The fabric of Cassatt's original armchairs is suggested in the background of my Photoshop image.  I recreated the pattern using Illustrator.

Chapter 12 Exercises

Chapter 11 exercises

Chapter 10 exercises

Collage

Chapter 9 exercises

Chapter 8 exercises

Ricey! (My dog)

Katy Perry Tarantula

My digital art professor asked us to manipulate the image of a celebrity for this fun in-class assignment.  Sorry, Katy Perry!

Flower collage assignment

I created this collage in my Fundamentals of Digital Art class to practice using photoshop. 

Character design doodles

Was too tired in class today to be serious so I made characters.

Self Portrait

I created a self portrait in Illustrator using interacting layers of transparent colors to create the contours of my face.

Chapter 6 exercises

Glass bottles

The medium is vine charcoal and chalk.

Birthday flower

I drew this flower for my sister as a birthday present. The flower is pencil outlined in marker, and the negative space is conte crayon. It now hangs proudly in her living room. :)

Conte crayon inverse exercise

This is an inverse image of a sphere drawn using conte crayon. The red/orange tones are the shadows and the blacks are the highlights.

Steelpan player

This is a painting I did for a friend's birthday recently. There are a lot of edits I'd make to the guy if I could but alas! No time! Love the steel pans though!

Ok I lied... this is the final

Logo Draft 3 (Final???)

Logo Draft 2

Logo Draft 1

Pastel sphere practice exercise

Sriracha whale at Norfolk Ramen

Broken Rooster Statue

Two Dancers... Two Interpretations

 

This is my interpretation of Degas' painting "Two Dancers" (1890).  I imagined a story of two dancers, one the star, one the understudy.  The understudy's contempt and envy is emphasized by the shadows and sickly green curtains.  

Painting Interpretation

This is my interpretation of this Egon Schiele painting.  I used geometric shapes of various sizes to create the image of the mysterious woman in red. 

TeaBoxFromHell

Chapter 5 exercises

Chapter 4 exercises

Chapter 3 exercises