Friday, December 27, 2013

SCARE Donation

Quicksilver
Medium: colored pencil
This is a donation for the South Carolina Awareness and Rescue for Equines (SCARE). It will be sold at one of their silent auctions to help raise money to care for the horses that they've rescued.

Friday, December 13, 2013

Wolverine

Wolverine
Medium: Photoshop paint

My original plan was to take the character from the films and draw him in the comic-book Marvel style, but with my unsteady hands and no pen tool there was no way to make a decent outline on the claws. Even as it is their edges aren't even. But that's life!

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Lioness

Huntress
Medium: Photoshop paint


Watercolor Paintings

These are not as gray and mono-valued as my scanner would like you to believe.


Swirls
Medium: watercolor paint and pen




Mommy
Medium: watercolor paint and pen

Snowy Wolf

Snowy Wolf
Medium: colored pencil

As with most traditional pieces, this did not scan very well.

Pencil Drawings

Medium: Graphite and pencil




Extemporaneous drawing for an art contest. Contestants are given a limited amount of time to draw a random object, hence the rushed look. Unfortunately one of the criteria was to draw the entire object, although I only heard "make a nice composition." Oh well. That's life.
Medium: Graphite pencil
 

Prints

Linocut is a printing technique where a block of linoleum is cut away to create a picture. The parts cut away will appear white (or will allow an already-existent color to show through). To get multiple colors with one piece of linoleum, you have to first cut away your whites, print, then cut away whatever you don't want to be your next color, print, and so on.

Camel - Single-color (black)
Medium: Linocut print


Camel - Multi-colored
Medium: Linocut print








Monoprinting is a printing technique where ink is applied to a flat surface such as a piece of glass and then brushed and/or scratched away to create lighter areas. It gives one or maybe two prints.
Monoprint horse



Lazy Lion
Unknown printing technique
 

Not Deer

  Spookable Medium: digital painting "...and then it stood on its hind legs."