OK…it would be cool to see some artists (maby not proffesional, but just for fun) here so post some of your masterpieces and lets see what you’ve got (no pressure) + im very interested to see the different styles here!
Oh man, it must be around 15 years since I’ve picked up a sketchbook or an airbrush. I do everything these days using photoshop.
For example:
Take one picture of someone fooling around on a uni…
Then take some arty shot of a rooftop…
A bit of photoshop jiggery-pokery and hey presto! Insant daredevil…
These are the drawings, the paintings are next. Most of this stuff is from my classes.
“Drawing I: Inside my head” -
We had to draw what was going on inside our heads. Most peole drew books, or music or something. This furthered my wat to having the class think I was psychotic.
18" x 24" charcoal on paper
“Drawing I: Hurricane Katrina” -
This assignment was to draw my thoughts on the Katrina disaster. Everyone else came in with people crying, and mothers holding children… I came in with rape and masturbation.
18" x 24" ebony pencil on paper
“Drawing I: Portrait” -
This is a portrait I did of my brother. It doesn’t look much like him, and I don’t really think he is that angry or depressed. to be honest, I just wanted to draw all the stuff in the background.
24" x 18" charcoal on paper
“Drawing I: Collage transfer” -
The assignment was to make a collage, then transfer it, using a grid. On the left there is a kid with his hand in a meat grinder, and on the rigth there are three happy kids.
24" x 18" ebony pencil on paper
“Robot vs Mime” -
This is my answer to the second problem of a heat transfer exam I took at Clarkson. I think all 4 pages of the exam are in another one of my albums. I got a zero.
11" x 8.5" pen on paper
“Drawing I: Self Portriat 2” -
These are two peliminary self portriats, for a life sized one that I have to draw for my final.
16" x 18" Charcoal on paper
“Drawing I: Dream” -
We had to draw our dreams, I don’t have them, or don’t remember them for the most part. Sometimes I dream in sound. This is how I felt after having an absolutly terrifying dream where I could hear footsteps in my basement outside my room.
People didn’t really think it looked like a nightmare though, so I guess it’s ineffective.
This is my crashpad for bouldering. It has probably kept my from breaking my ankles ar smashing my head on quite a few occasions. now when I look at it I get wicked psyched to climb and I can send anything (if it’s easy…). The Charecters mean “Strength” (or power) and “King”. I didn’t know this when I painted it, but have since been told that.
72" x 48" Fabric paint on synthetic (nylon, I think) fabric
“Plymouth Aflame” -
This was my 1993 plymouth acclaim. I masked it off and spray painted these flames. three colors, blended. It looked amazing. I had added a cows skull to the front of the car eventually, and it was super awesome!
Krylon spray paint on car
“Painting I: Whats inside my head” -
I’m not going to get into this one.
24" x 24" acryllic on canvas.
“Painting I: Open Topic” -
This is a painting of that clown I met in San Fransisco. I think it came out great, one of my better paintings.
18" x 24" acrylic on hard canvas.
“Painting I: Neo-Expressionism” -
We had to paint in some kind of a style. I chose Neo Expressionism. I love it.
24" x 24" accrylic on pressboard.
“Painting I: Sef Portrait” -
Here is the finished version. I like it better now. Actually, I realy like this peice, it’s reay big (larger than life sized), and it came out pretty much the way I wanted it to (The color is supposed to be off).