Sunday, December 09, 2007
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Graphic Design I - Fall 2006
Friday, September 29, 2006
Drawing 1

Okay, WAIT! Don't be impressed yet... let me explain. The pieces that represent silverware on this drawing were part transfer and part me. There's this SO cool marker type thing that you can use to transfer a photocopied image onto anything. I added detail and dimension to the transfers. Okay, with that cleared up I can say proudly that the two circles are completely Guy. That's all original sketch and shading. Go ahead, be impressed now. :) This piece was up in the hall and someone wanted to buy it!! They made an offer, it was little bit low so I countered after seeking advice from instructors. The person who was interested in it said they couldn't pay more than what they offered. How cool that someone wanted to purchase some Guy art!
Drawing 1 (sort of)

I took Drawing 1 last summer but they combined the D1 class with the Drawing 2 class. I was the only Drawing 1 student so I basically advanced to Drawing 2. Of course, I'll still have to take Drawing 2 since I only got credit for D1. I'm glad it worked out that way because the instructor ROCKED. This was an abstract drawing.... there was a pile of stuff in the center of the room (manequin - how do you spell that?, plastic fruit, vase, etc... ).
2D Design

We were working on grayscale. I painted this from a self-portrait photo I took of myself in Black and White Photography. I am now using the same photo for a project in my Computer Lab... well, we were suppossed to start it today but class was cancelled. Next week.... Anyway, I started out studying Chuck Close and then came up with my own method of painting this portrait loosely based on his style.
Monday, September 25, 2006
Black & White Photo 1







I came up with a concept, took photographs, developed the film and prints, and even made the book!!! I'm talking cut the board, covered it with material, drilled holes (with some help from the fantastic Beth in the photolab) and put this together for my Black & White Photo I Class. (There are more pages to the book, these are just some samples.)
The Bezold Effect


The only difference in these two paintings is the background color. The rest of the colors are exactly the same. The Bezold Effect is when colors appear different because of the color they are associated with. That's the simple way to explain it. The computer image doesn't really pick up the full impact of the change. You'll have to check it out in person some time. It's kinda wild.
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Quality
The originals of the work below weren't scanned into the computer but photographed by a digital camera on the living room floor. So, they don't look very crisp.... sorry! They're a little better in person.











