Older Media Projects
Here's two older assignments for Media. The fish was the first project we did. It was done in Pen and Ink. The two Hellboys were for the water color assignment.
Water Color Portraits
We've been doing watercolor in Illustration Media. We were given a picture and went from there. The first one was my first attempt. Although I like it a lot. The second is a homework assignment where we had to find our own reference and go from there.
Leave Behind
I officially created a leave-behind to send to companies and give out to people. Leave-behinds are like business cards. I just have to get them professionally printed. I'll probably make a few more versions as I get more work (and this one needs some more editing I think). But for now, this is what I'll do.
Papaphobia
Here is my first official piece for Illustration class with Casmer. The assignment was to illustrate a phobia. I picked Papaphobia - Fear of the Pope. Now, I have nothing against the Pope, but I thought it made a good image. So here it is. 11"x 14"in oil.
Painting
This is my first oil painting of the semester. It was supposed to be a slight abstract view of a still life and painted with only white, black and ochre.
Scratchboard Work in Progress
This is my scratchboard assignment for Illustration Media. It's being worked on still. Hence so much black. The portrait is of a character from Battlestar Galactica, Admiral Adama. I'm not obsessed with the man or the show, but his face just seemed to be crying out for a portrait. He just has one of those faces you really want to draw when you see it.
SCGSAH
From Junior to Senior year of highschool, I attended the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities as a Visual Artist. In my senior year, I chose a concentration in printmaking. While there, I took courses in Graphic Design, Metals, Printmaking, Figure Drawing, Figure Sculpture, Sculpture, Painting (acrylic and oil), Observational Drawing and Photography.
Traditional Photography:
More Precollege work
These are all works I did in Precollege. The first was an Illustration assignment where we were to create a character that was half human, half person. It was to be inked and water colored.
The second is a water color portrait, also an Illustration assignment.
The last two are figure drawings. The set of four were all short poses, where the model decided how long to pose for. All between 20 seconds and two minutes. The last figure drawing was a reclining model for about ten minutes.
