Saturday, October 3, 2009
More Charcoal Drawings
Some more charcoal drawings. The first one is a copy of a photograph taken by Neil Armstrong of his colleague Buzz Aldrin during the 1969 US Moon Landing. I really impressed myself with this one!
Charcoal Animal Studies
Here are some animal studies I did in Drawing I. There were tons of beautifully preserved creatures, and I think I picked the best four: a baby alligator, blowfish, scorpion claws, and a magnificent blue butterfly.
Paintings
Well, this self-portrait turned out better than I anticipated! I'm starting to miss my long hair. The painting of the limp arm is a copy of an Alex Kanevsky (of whom I had the pleasure of displaying to when he visited my college!). You can check out more of his work here. I'm still digging around for the sketches to my still life studies.
Hands, Feet, and Chest
Some charcoal sketches of my hands, feet, and totally ripped abs (haha, I wish).
Pop Art, Fauvism, and Neo-Expressionism
These paintings are from a project for 2D Design, featuring three genres: Pop, Fauvism, and Neo-Expressionism. The pop art reminds me of a Beatles album cover. Fauvism was fun painting. Didn't care too much for the Neo-Expressionism, I guess because it left me a little too open to interpretation.
Charcoal Line Drawings
Some things are just too hard to throw away, like a good old pair of sneakers.
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