Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Art is a Monster
My friend Beth Tokar and I have a show up right now at NWC in an office-turned-gallery. We titled it, "Art Is a Monster" as we are both working on monster related art, though I think we interpreted the idea of a monster differently, the two ideas worked together nicely. Below are my paintings in the show. I interpreted the idea of a monster as something unapproachable which is fitting to studio art for me as I have always found fine art to be unapproachable in a sense. There is one thing you are missing when looking at these photos (apart that photos flatten paintings....) in that I made the gallery space smell kind of gross by a mix of the smell of the black paint and fish sauce I put on the black painting. Anyways, if you have the chance, stop by, the show is up until the end of the week.



Labels:
black fur,
burnt,
food painting,
gross,
monster,
smelly,
unapproachable
Work In Progress
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Spring Break Drawings
Wow two posts from in a day, no way! That's what happens when I'm on spring break and actually have time to draw. Here's some drawings from Spring Break itself:

And here's a preview to a new character I'm working on that fits in with my aardvark character. You'll be seeing him a bit more soon.

Labels:
architecture,
dog,
dog character,
happy,
life drawing,
mutant,
new character,
sniff,
the flying aardvark
The Terminal
Thanks to fog and late planes, I spent a total 12 hours in the Milwaukee airport over the past week. Fortunately, the time went by fast thanks to all the great people to draw and I actually managed to fill out a small sketchbook just with airtport drawings. Here are some of the better drawings I did:






Labels:
airport,
boredom,
layover,
life drawing,
pen drawings,
stuck
Friday, February 12, 2010
Mixed Media Experiment
Just an extensive experiment from my sketchbook. A mix of watercolor, pen, marker and glitter glue. I didn't really think of composition when making this as I didn't think much would come of it when I started so that's kind of lacking, but I love how all the mediums worked together. More mixed media to come, that's for sure.
Labels:
anchor,
black pen,
colorful,
imaginary,
jellyfish,
markers,
mixed media,
underwater,
watercolors
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Maya Character Posing
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