Celia versus Audrey II

Had a little breakfast and I dyed my hair (picked it up yesterday). It looks like the last time I dyed my hair was back in December. Same dark brown color. I'm feeling prepared and ready to go for my interview! Gotta look like a composed person! Hire me!

After washing out the dye, I went over to Celia's and hung out. Snacked, I drew, we watched Hot Fuzz and Roman Mars' video about vexillology. I posted the Alaska mug on the vexillology forum I'm a part of, and it was very popular!

Celia like Hot Fuzz. Just the right amount of tolerable violence. And I noticed something I didn't notice before! I always do when watching Hot Fuzz.

Now I'm chilling. Going to set an alarm. Gotta get up early to prepare, and also pop over to Celia's and see if she needs anything because I'll be gone all day tomorrow.

cookies 2015

graphite and watercolor on fabriano

2015

fantasy map

pencil and watercolor

9" x 12"

now to start naming places!

Craig Parkinson as Shaun

Craig Parkinson as Shaun from Misfits

3" x 2.5"

Watercolor

Daenerys, the Doctor, and Princess Bubblegum

Pencil, pen, and watercolor.

Roughly 3" x 3", all of them

tuesday doodles

Drawings of characters from A Dance With Dragons, the fifth book of A Song of Ice and Fire

3" x 3 1/2"

Watercolor

glass hug

Watercolor on cut paper glued to glass.

Character Creation

Character Creation
A show by Bekka Hannesdottir and Trillian Spencer
Up for the month of November in the Charles Voorhies Fine Art Library in PNCA

Sketchbook Responses - 3

Sketchbook responses to Narrative Image's weekly reading. First three are for David Mazzucchelli's Asterios Polyp. Last two are for Sorry? by some author I forget.

Ink, watercolor pencils, and ballpoint pen in Moleskin sketchbook.

Sketchbook Responses - 2 - Dame Darcy

Sketchbook responses to weekly reading for Narrative Image. These three are all for Dame Darcy's Gasoline.

Graphite, charcoal, watercolor, and marker in moleskin.

Sketchbook Responses - 1

Sketchbook responses to weekly reading for Narrative Image.

Watercolor pencil and ink done in a moleskin.

Yoga Illustration for Fawn - 2 of 2

Commissioned illustration for Fawn Williams, Yoga Instructor.

Roughly 6"x4". Ink on top of graphite sketch with watercolor added for value. Used a photo of Fawn for reference.

Katie and Jade Plants Layout

Layout for the reductive silk screen project (redone to be something a tad more interesting and less Coles Phillips). Katie with jade plants growing out of her head. Need I say more? The colors are not the colors that the silk screen will be, they are just a test so I know how things will lay.

11"x17". Graphite and watercolor.

The Importance of Being Earnest Cast

The Paperdoll Puppets for my performance of a scene from The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde (for my Figure Drawing final).

The cast in their clothes:

The detachable clothes for the cast:

Starring:
Atlas Mason as John Worthing

Geraldine Geraldine as Lady Bracknell

Happy Green as Gwendolen Fairfax

and Shepard Yes as Algernon Moncrieff


All together now!

I'm ready for my close up.


Each paper doll is roughly 15" tall. They bodies are painted with watercolor, the clothes with gouache. I was going to sing the part I was going to perform. Yeah...

Articulated Puppets: Two of Them!!

Two articulated doll bases and dress. The dress is based after a 1958-1959 Maggy Rouff French New Wave design. These dolls need names, any suggestions?

15". Watercolor.

Articulated Paper Doll Puppet

The first puppet base. She will have clothes.

15" high. Watercolor.

four nudes (in class)

Four poses over two days worth of work. Each pose given to work from was around an hour and a half (give or take fifteen minutes).

10"x14". Watercolor.

in class nude - lavender

In class nude painting.

Roughly 5"x7". Watercolor.

in class costume model paintings

Two classes worth of costume models.

10"x14". Watercolor.

The Situation of Ensign Ricky

The Situation of Ensign Ricky. Mini zine/comic for the midterm in Science Friction.

8 1/2" x 5 1/2". Watercolor and copic pen on cardstock.