Showing posts with label sketches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketches. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2016

More artwork for Ever After art course

This past week I worked on the art lesson taught by Jane Davenport for the Ever After art course I am taking....so we did an exercise sketch and then a couple more....of Maleficent and Sleeping Beauty.....front view and more of a side view. I also did my version my style painting of Snow White..though it feels unfinished..so I may be adding something else to it down the road. 

Final assignment-Maleficent Sleeping Beauty

sketchercise for Maleficent and Beauty

My version of Snow White

Maleficent-Sleeping Beauty

Maleficent-Sleeping Beauty

Monday, March 14, 2016

Wednesday, March 09, 2016

Jay Park - my recent charcoal and pencil sketch

Jay Park is the most natural sensual man I have ever been aware of in my lifetime. He exudes it......in everything he does, and all very naturally. Anyway, this is my recent sketch of him

Jay Park

Sunday, February 28, 2016

final for 29 Faces in February 2016 - Troy Donahue, Shemar Moore, Brian Keith, art doll

my work for the month

Final 29 Faces in February 2016


Troy Donahue

Troy Donahue


Shemar Moore

Shemar Moore


Brian Keith -always liked him as an actor

Brian Keith

an art doll I really liked....I sketched it and then digitally added ballpoint tint to the top

art doll I like

Wednesday, February 03, 2016

29 Faces in February day 3 - Audrey Hepburn

I wanted to really make this soft looking so used mostly charcoal and smudged a lot of it out

Audrey Hepburn

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

charcoal and pencil sketches of horses

Horses

I realized I erased the 2nd ear...but I am not going to put one back on it as I actually like it better with only 1 ear showing lol

Horses

Thursday, April 02, 2015

special order completed -






Charcoal and pencil sketches I had on special order...
I did end up using a black marker for some detail work but I don't think I would ever do that again....not sure I like how it stands out so much compared to the charcoal and pencil.