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Post by chihiro on Jan 25, 2007 19:51:51 GMT -8
Okay, here's some stuff I've done. The photo quality might suck a bit, so I appologize. And for the picture sizes. I'm too lazy to fix them.  ^This I drew back in highschool on the blackboard in the chorus room, where I basically lived because I'm a music geek like that. Sorry for the scribble, I didn't steal credit for it, I promise! And on the side, that's barbed wire so people can't erase it >_>  ^I took this with my 'point n shoot' camera when I got it. So this was basically one of those lucky shots, but I like it.  ^This semester I decided to use it for a project, so I printed it out in black in white, this is just for reference for my next stuff.  ^The first part of the project was to just put it in outline. Like this.  ^It's unfinished, obviously, but I'm using grayscale markers to draw it out. There's a third part to this project that I haven't begun yet that involves bristol board and using these markers in other techniques to drawing. Woo.  ^And lastly, this is part of a sketchbook assignment. We had to pick an artist and a piece of art and reproduce it in a 30+ minute sketch. This is a photograph by Eliot Porter called "Ice Cave." Guess which one ish mine. ^^ |
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Post by Mitsuki Park on Jan 25, 2007 19:56:02 GMT -8
Wow, Chi, that's really good. o___o;... I really like the shading you did for the jelly-bean bowl, and for the ice cave, yours is the far right? XD Mad props!
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Post by chihiro on Jan 25, 2007 19:58:03 GMT -8
Heh, thanks ^^
Yeah, mine ish on the right. Eliot Porter's stuff is amazing. I love photography.
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Post by Aureus on Jan 25, 2007 19:58:44 GMT -8
Awesome work. I like teh second to last one, the jelly bean bowl. It just has this appealing quality to it.
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Post by chihiro on Jan 25, 2007 20:51:06 GMT -8
Gracias (:
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Post by Jason Harris on Jan 26, 2007 13:03:44 GMT -8
The chalk guy rules!
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Post by Aureus on Jan 26, 2007 17:03:49 GMT -8
Ed, Edd, and Eddy FTW!
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Post by chihiro on Jan 26, 2007 17:07:09 GMT -8
Yep yep ^^ Ed makes me giggle.
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Post by chihiro on Mar 27, 2007 9:54:57 GMT -8
Here's some more stuff I've done..  This was an idea for a comic I was going to do. My psychology teacher was a riot, and one day he said he was a super hero "Literal Man" Taking cli-shay sayings literally. Pushing up daisies, under the weather, kicking the bucket...I never got around to it and then I found it the other day in this sketchbook.  Barbed wire flowers (not my original idea, I found it on the internet). It was a homework assigment for 2D using color.  I drew this while brainstorming for my current project that I just handed in. I really liked the color blending and stuff so I kept it.  "Self portrait" Its supposed to symbolize us, not be us. Collage and colore pencil, and a little paint.  I used to design clothing quite a bit. So, coincidentally, did my mom. I think I got it from her. But I want this dress.   Prettyy (:  Letters assignment using black, white, and gray for overlapping.  Shapes project using circles and squares, mixed colors for overlapping. Acrylic.  I did this back in highschool when I had freedom to do whatever the hell I wanted. The project was an architectural drawing. Find a building you like in a book or on the next and draw it. I think its a Japanese teahouse. India ink, laminated for preservation (smart but ghetto)  This is an unfinished picture of the project I just handed in. I hadn't put the color in yet. That's it for now, I'll take a picture of the finished piece and of some of my drawing stuff when I go over to the art center next time. |
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Post by Mitsuki Park on Mar 27, 2007 10:09:59 GMT -8
Puahahahah XD
I love your doodles.
XDDDD
(Even though I have no idea what they're supposed to represent)...
The collage is pretty too, and I'm assuming the one with the peacock took a while? -did something like that, only with crayons- >>...
-claps- xD
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Post by chihiro on Mar 27, 2007 10:17:18 GMT -8
Thanks <33 ^___^ I don't understand my doodles half the time either >_>  Yeah it did, at one point I was painting with a toothpick o.o And theres a few washes and lots of layers of paint. But it could have used even more layers to pull it together. Crayons are fun, and far less expensive than the crap they make us use. Prismacolor 48 piece colored pencil set: $60 (Required of us) Crayola 50 piece colored pencil set: $11.30 (What my 8yr old brother is using) @______@ |
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Post by Mitsuki Park on Mar 27, 2007 10:55:47 GMT -8
XD
Pastel Carl-Orthello 36 Piece (Color-pencils) - $34.20
Crayola 36 Piece (Color-pencils) - $6.59
I'd so much rather have Crayola...
Crayola is amazing..
xD
Edit: How do you paint with a TOOTHPICK?......o___o;;
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Post by chihiro on Mar 27, 2007 11:17:45 GMT -8
Very carefully x.x
It took forever, but at the time I didnt have a brush small enough to do detail work. So the peacock is primarily painted in toothpick. It almost killed me.
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Post by Aureus on Mar 27, 2007 11:53:17 GMT -8
The tea house and self portrait are probably my favorites. All of 'em are really good though.
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Post by Stu Pott on Mar 27, 2007 12:24:04 GMT -8
mr. French ^_^ XD
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