Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts

Sunday, February 14, 2010

A girl, a snake, a bear, and some randoms.



<3 She very soon realized that today may have not been the best day to wear her new mouse suit... <3



A cute little drawing I just found while piling up some things to burn from in my closet [ha!].



And a little something to share with hopes that everyone had a lovely valentine's day!

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Sketchbook Dump + Oil Painting

Hey! Keeping up with my one week post quota promise I made with Cassie, here's some updates!

After his demo, Pratt gave us two oil paintings to do, so this was one of mine (the other is awful, promise).



Here's some sketchbook pages-- The first is my Makenzie. I miss her loads and haven't seen her for almost an entire year but she still makes good reference. Sad face Michelle!



The rest of the sketchbook pages (totally random subject matter!):







That last one is from my Eco of Water class. I have way too much fun doodling scuba-diving Michelles..

Still working on those thirty portraits and 3 cover illustrations. All of it is due next week so you'll get a pretty hefty update then too. <3

Thursday, October 23, 2008

I don't really know..

Working on some of Pratt's 30 portraits as well as revising some thumbs for Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury. I'm pretty content with all four of the final ideas so I think i'll love doing whichever he chooses.

So, thought i'd put some sketchbook pages up.. These are actually pretty boring compared to some others in my sketchbook, but these few are from yesterday. Pratt did another demo so I used up the rest of the acrylic he had on his palette when he moved on to the tar. And then the other little ink drawings are from my night class (Ecology of Water). There are actually a few really funny ones that i'll post a little later. The soda is a still life. Kind of.

Anyway.. Enjoy!



It's a Mi-shell-fish. They're vegetarian fishies that are often caught in the Sea of Japan and are commonly used in the sushi industry, feeding a large population all around the world.
Poor little Mi-shell-fishies.