May Selfie

WOOOOT!!! Now that I've graduated, I have just enough time to not half-ass this project!! I'm pretty happy with this month's selfie.

April Selfie -- Feeling Wispy

I'm posting my April Selfie juuuuuust in the nick of time! It is a quick and fun drawing that is as wispy as I feel right now.

photoshop silliness

It's 4:30 AM. A result of fucking around in photoshop. Better post this now, before I change my mind about it.

I'm going to regret this in the morning ;)

March Self Portrait / Harmony Tool

Ugh, after several attempts to make a March Self Portrait, I felt like I failed. I was in the process of putting it off till later when I noticed it was April 4th. So I'll just put up this self portrait that I created with the harmony procedural drawing tool sometime last month (http://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony/).



It's an interesting thing to play with. I seriously recommend giving it a go, because it forces you to change up the way you think about drawing. Also, given an understanding of the tool, you can really see someone's process and thinking in the final work, because of the way the tool interacts with what's already on the canvas. Here are a couple more things I did with it.

February Self Portrait!

Yay, I finally got around to doing it. I wonder how long I can keep this up.

Silly Sketches

These are actually ideations for a project! omg.

I will try to put up more stuff, I think. I have been lazy about scanning. I have new work, I promise.

January Self Portrait

new selfie

One more

This the the third painting I had up at the Russian Creativity Event in SF on Aug 1. Now who wants it?

Hmmm

Another little painting. Kinda goes with the sketch two posts below.

Drunken Drawing

So I'm at my friend's house, who just got a spiffy Intuos 4 and Corel Paint, neither of which I've ever played with. So this is my first experiment with Painter, just a naked lady out of my head. Enjoy.

Yes, I'm still alive

I haven't posted anything in so long, I feel like whatever I post now has to be EPIC. It isn't however, because this is just a test run for a bigger project I'm working on.

New Figures

I was experimenting with Japanese-style linework here. Can't say I'm totally happy with the results, but well... next time!

I have a hard time with this model, but I like this face study I did! :)

Coming home

Dora and I went sketching in San Jose and here are the houses I drew. :)

Return to Paris

Upon my return to Paris, I present to you the Paris Statues Series. heh.





And a sketch of Pierre-Yves Plat (http://www.pierreyvesplat.com/). I traded him another drawing I did for a CD. Mmm barter economy.

Moving on

I drew this sketch from memory. It is a drawing I did in London, in the sketchbook I lost. This is a memory sketch both of the people and the drawing I did. Not the best drawing, but an interesting exercise! I did love this scene though: everyone is reading, except one dude, who is spacing out with an angelic smile on his face (I can still see him in mind's eye). He looked like he'd just gotten laid for the first time.

Here is a sketch of a church in Kiev.

Hannah and her Nanna on their way to Vienna

The most amazing countryside on my way to Vienna! And my compartment mates were Hannah (7) and her grandmother. Some very nice native Austrians. They fell asleep in the cutest manner so I had to draw them. I messed up the first drawing, so I went back later and drew other stuff on it. Something I learned in Paris.

Venice

A selection of my Viennese sketches.

End of Paris class

I wish I had my post-class Paris drawings. There was some cool stuff in there. Unfortunately, I lost that sketchbook in London. grr. Anyway, there's Giverny (Monet's Garden), a Siberian mammoth, and my Novelty Case Centre Pompidou drawing. Eclectic collection! :P

More Paris

Mid June stuff. The last two are drawings of Marta and Laura, two girls from Barcelona that asked us to draw them in Les Deux Moulins (that's right, the cafe Amelie worked in!)