Apple of my Eye

My darling husband snagged the nice camera for work today, so you get a photobooth snapshot. This is the last of this little series. At least until I use up the rectangular canvas first....I think I have six or seven... So I need to paint on those before I invest in more square ones.

I am on to the next painting! It is a portrait, but on panel. It's stalled for the moment because...well...the drawing is pretty good and I don't want to ruin it by painting on top of it. Haha! How silly is that?

Much Better. No?

So I critiqued myself, since I didn't give anyone else much time to do it before I plowed ahead. I think the values are working better , but it still needs a lot of work. I feel like maybe I bit off more than I can chew. I plan to do a header for the top of my blog to greet you. I think I'll post some mock ups and get your opinions.

Monsters and Patterns

Monsters. Gotta love 'em. This is new technique from my Digital Illustration Class. We create our own patterns for our brushes. I chose cross hatching, because that is how I often draw. This was just fun. Thank you Dustin for the simple shapes ideas!

Another Box!

This is for my Wacom (bamboo) Tablet. I was just keeping it in the protective bag it came in, but it ripped so I made a special box for it. It was fun making it.

Gorf~ Character for "Swamp Hunt"

This guy is a Gorf (frog spelled backwards) Ingenious I know. Anyway, this Gorf leaves behind a huge foot print, being that his body is blob on a foot, and a little boy thinks this foot print belongs to a huge creature.

Look that this adorable face!!


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