Terrible quality photo, didn’t manage to get a scan before I gave it away as a gift.
Coloured pencils on toned paper.
Finished up the skull picture I did for my mom. Pretty happy with how it came out.
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I got some new colored pencils for Christmas, so I’m using them to draw a skull for my mom’s birthday (she likes skulls a lot.) Still got a ways to go, but I’m happy with the outcome thus far. Any ideas on how I should do the background? I was thinking about making it solid black, or a really dark navy blue.
Audrey Kawasaki.
Audrey Kawasaki’s painting for the 2nd Annual Supersonic Electronic Invitational opening Thursday at Spoke Art in San Francisco, California. The show features artwork by 32 of the best young contemporary artists in the world. See the full list here and you can also RVSP on Facebook.
Also, Mike Mitchell will be GIVING AWAY 50 free prints from his “SUPER” series for the first 50 people in line. So get there early, show opens at 6pm.
I HAVE TO GO SEE THIS
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Work in Progress I started last month. Acrylic and Coloured pencils on a 28 x 36 in piece of wood. Done as an illustration to represent David Fincher’s movies.
I made a blog just for my art, if anyone is interested. Something that I can link to that’s slightly more professional.
dorky thing for my digital tools class.
rendered the space myself in photoshop from scratch. assignment required that I pull it into illustrator, hence the very graphic looking tardis.
Assignment was to make a mock travel illustration for a magazine like Life or something. I showed up with this instead, and I guess he decided it was snarky enough to let me do it. I would have much preferred to do the tardis in Photoshop rather than Illustrator, as I hate Illustrator, but beggers can’t be choosers I suppose. At least he let me render the space in photoshop.
Just because I haven’t uploaded anything in ages; just a quick thing I did for my digital class. Photoshop and Illustrator. An illustration of the phrase “out of the blue.”
just a silly thing, but I like how it turned out anyways.
okay, close enough, I’m done now. :P still things I’m not happy with? I don’t want to overwork it and make it worse though. but whatever, this was originally meant to be just painting practice, not a legitimate piece anyways; overall I’m happy with it. Crits are still much appreciated, even though I consider this to be a completed piece.
technically the first part of the 30 day challenge even though this took a week because of work rofl. I still plan on completely the 30 day challenge whether it takes another 30 days or 90. :P So, I’m going to consider this as Day 1: Yourself or Your Persona? I think I’m finally figuring out how to digitally paint, though, it’s still a lot of rolling around and hoping things will work.
fixed the cheek a bit. not totally perfect, but it works.
