Illest Submission

My T-Shirt/Poster design for Illest of Ill. Pen and Ink with a splash of PS. 

The theme was "Jazz Age".

Misty Forest

Little practice of how to do depth paintings and a friend showed me that putting a gradient on the background you can use the ink tool to build your basics in foreground, middle ground, and background.

Final Figure Drawing

Final Figure Drawing for End of my Freshman year at Ringling. Used Chalk and Charcoal as a medium. Took around a total of 9 hours.

V is for Vendetta

Well I'm back at home in WI and i have been at my job non-stop working, well I have found some time to upload this piece. Did a grayscale marker piece of a scene from V for Vendetta. Enjoy. Took me about 6 hours.

Final

This is the final piece of The Girl Among the Spirits, with a little help I was able to bring out a finished piece that I liked. Narrative in this piece is clear enough to bring a story to the viewer's eye. Medium I used was Photoshop, and I got to experiment a little with opacity and layers. What I really loved is how the spirits transparency shows through them, giving hints of the statues, the enviroment and the Girl. 

2D Abstract Painting

This is the start of the beginning of the the Girl among the spirits design. Medium Photoshop. Will update more. 

Dynamic Sequentials

For a Figure Drawing assignment we were asked to come up with several sequential ideas for our next project. Each idea for the sequential required least five poses and showed good dynamic action in the pose and be very expressive. I tried for several ideas showing action, from fainting to screaming. All of these pictures are in order of what I started to what I finished. I notice that the later pages seem to get better in defining the action and being more expressive. I tried several mediums such as colored pencils and pens. I found that Pens and Chinese Markers are great for sketching out potential poses in thirty second to a minute intervals. During sketches I realized that i tends to help not focus on detail and just make lines as simple as possible, but capturing the energy of the pose as well.