These are the pictures that I chose to show you. None of them are edited, because I felt comfortable and I thought they were already pretty good without having to be edited. The one of the hat, is probably my favorite, because it was an accident. I was at a concert in the middle of a mosh pit and my arm got hit mid shot and that's what I ended up capturing. So I thought that was pretty cool. Three of the pictures, are from when I was in New York City. Its my favorite place, so I thought I'd share the pictures that I could get off my camera. I'll probably end up doing some before and after pictures, maybe play with the lighting some...but for now I just wanted to put some of them up.
Drawing By A Famous Artist:This is the drawing that I did, I tried to re-do a drawing by Alex
Pardee. This is the heart off The Used album In Love And Death. It's one
of my favorite albums by them, and I absolutely love the album cover.
The problem that I have, is I don't give myself enough space when I
draw. I'll draw to close to the edge of the paper, or I'll just draw to
big to where I'll have to cut parts out of my drawings. This sadly
happened when I was trying to do the album cover.
http://www.whokilledbambi.co.uk/public/2008/02/loveanddeath.jpg
As you can see by looking at their album cover, the heart is ha
nging by a
old tree, I wasn't able to include that in my drawing because I didn't
give myself enough room to work. I was going to start over , but I
thought that this turned out really well...for not being exactly what I
wanted. Alex Pardee is one of my favorite artist. I love his style so
much, and I only wish that one day I can be as good as him. So I've been
practicing a lot lately draw
ing in his style.
Bike Drawings:
This is my line drawing of the bike that you gave us to draw in the art
room. It's not finished, and left out some details like the little
light that was on the front wheel and what i think might of been a bike
lock on the body of the bike. I found this both easy and challenging at
the same time. I'm not very good with drawing lines, because they never
come out looking straight...but the actual bike wasn't as hard as I
thought it was going to be.
This was my attempt at a negative space bike. I'm not sure if I even did
it right, because I never did one before. If I did, then I think it's
kind of similar to line drawings. just you're drawing the spaces around
the bike.
