Soft vine charcoal sketch from life on blue posterboard accented with acrylic using a fairly large brush and coarse strokes. Later digitized and modified as cut glass image.
A pastel drawing of me and my mom riding a Harley. We'd just returned
from a trip to Montreal and my wife took the photo on the right
to commemorate the event.
A graphite drawing of a great old guy who loved to model for art classes.
Did he really look like Santa? Yes.
Acrylics
from old infrared photo.
Rachel
Natalie, a student in the drawing class.
Another graphite drawing that was subsequently manipulated in the computer
to produce this pseudo-colored image.
A
'drawing' of my grandparents from a photo taken in 1925 in Park City Utah.
It was originally drawn in watercolor pencils, then 'painted' with water,
scanned into a computer, modified slightly and printed. The printed
image was then further drawn on and altered 'live,' and rescanned.
This process was repeated several times. It was no longer clear
what was done 'in vivo' and what was 'in silico,' but this was the final
result.
This
is a portrait of my wife. It was done entirely "in silico."
I was experimenting with a new graphics tablet a nd Corel Paint.
I like the ability to zoom and remix exact shade I miss the smell and
the feel of the paints themselves.
Using just the eyes from the above image. And a little digital fill work.