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Thursday, November 11, 2010
OkGo
Alright so this isn't my art (obvisously) but it must be shown. OkGo is one of my favorite bands for a few reasons, not the least of which is their crazy music videos.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Violinista
Monday, November 1, 2010
Painting the Figure
Yay figure paiting! My first Oil figure painting. Took about three hours, with a few breaks in between. Technically this isn't the final version, but I totally forgot to take a picture of it before I left class today. The colors don't translate well unfortunately. I can only hope that they become more vibrant as the painting dries. We were supposed to continue the figure paintings over several classes, but I made the executive decision (supported by my Professor of course) that this is a completed painting, and nothing else needs to be done.
Nature vs Manmade WIP
My current Drawing Project, in three steps (thus far). The piece is roughly 5' by 3', and its entirely in charcoal. Still needs some work, and I seriously need a camera. No joke, this is pathetic.

Thursday, October 14, 2010
Hitoshura~
Naoki aka the Hitoshura from Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne~ I love drawing him, but its so hard. I think Nocturne is my favorite of the series so far. I love all the games, but damn I cannot ever step away from Nocturne.
WIP shot since I should probably sleep now (not mentioning that I slowed my computer down to a crawl with dAMuro).
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Naoki/Hitoshura and Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne are copyrighted to Atlus/Atlus USA
P.S. So looking forward to Catherine its not even funny.
New Approach to Still Life
So my painting Professor, in his continuing attempts to change our perspectives on art, has decided that our view of still life is too limited. We think too narrowly of it, not giving the genre the love it deserves. His response to our close minded thoughts is to force us to create a narrative within our still life that is of significant personal meaning. Mine has many meanings, I hope you find a few of your own.
Just started this last night. Very early stages, only two colors on the canvas at this point.
First WIP shot:
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