Showing posts with label Digital Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Painting. Show all posts

1/3/13

Other Worlds: The Art of Illustration

I am curating an upcoming art show of some amazing Illustrators at Western Oregon University on January 9th through February 8th. Opening reception is from 4:30pm - 6pm on the 9th

Some huge names in the world of illustration at this show, as well as some rising stars. I also created the show card and poster using the artists work that will be in the show.

 
 
 

2/13/12

The Eleventh Hour, final Pic

So hour eleven was simply spent taking photos hoping my crappy camera could get a decent one that I could use. I should have borrowed a better camera, but I was not thinking...oh well..

Got a decent one. Brought it into photoshop fixed some of the loss of color and sharpness. Also tilted the floor a bit more because it was not sitting right.

Anyway, here is the final pic

5/14/11

This Will Be Good For You (Senior Show)

Just a quick post of my senior show. It was a group show with Nicola Harrison. Our styles seem to work together, think the show looked pretty good.




show card



show title



A Look at the space


Nicola Harrison : Emily in disguise
oil on board
18 x 24




BCJ : Driven
charcoal on bristol
19 x 24




 Nicola : Healing
oil on canvas
36 x 48



Nicola :  No Flight
charcoal on paper
18 x 24




Nicola : Excessive Control
oil on canvas
18 x 24





BCJ : Would you Like a Grape?
Graphite on Bristol
19 x 24


oh I put two of them on here, yay I like this drawing




Nicola : Bedlum
oil on canvas
36 x 48


BCJ : Stares
charcoal on bristol
19 x 24



 BCJ : Mus-cu-lature
charcoal on bristol
19 x 24


BCJ : Judging
oil on canvas
24 x 36


Nicola : After Paul Cadmus
charcoal on toned paper
18 x 24



BCJ : Blue Curtain 
oil on canvas
30 x 40


Here are photos of them all side by side for a better flow of the show I guess, that and I took these pics so I should use them right?







1/29/10

A digital practice piece

I don't have a tablet so I draw with my mouse (or practice drawing with my mouse). This is just a picture a friend took and I tried to sort of mimic it. The body is out of whack but in the original picture the body is almost impossible to even see. I took some liberties with buildings, trees, and sky in mine.

The picture isn't completed but it has been in this state for at least a month, so I think perhaps by default that means its done. At least for the time being.

Original:

















Mine: