Homework, homework and MORE homework!! These are just the ones I have photos of......believe me, there's LOTS more!!
This project I'm particularly proud of. I've never sculpted anything really (at least nothing that resembled anything as my 3D class required all nonrepresentational sculptures). This is my "Jack-@$$-in-the-Box" (yes, that's exactly what the project was called and I chose to sculpt Kim Jong Il) He was sculpted using Sculpy, the box is made of wood (yep, I made it all), the crank actually turns (but doesn't do anything else) and his glasses are made of.......ShrinkyDink & wire. His arms are attached w/springs (the sleeves are cloth so the arms can bobble) and his entire torso is attached to the box with a spring. He's been hand-painted and clear-coated.
This is a 12"x12" gouache sketch of a still-life. It was for a color class and is supposed to be a "dominant color" painting (tho' in a photo you can't see the blue/violet in the shadows etc).
This one is prismacolor on paper. I just finished it last night. It's a "master study" of a work by Maurice Sendak. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get a decent photo of it.
This project I'm particularly proud of. I've never sculpted anything really (at least nothing that resembled anything as my 3D class required all nonrepresentational sculptures). This is my "Jack-@$$-in-the-Box" (yes, that's exactly what the project was called and I chose to sculpt Kim Jong Il) He was sculpted using Sculpy, the box is made of wood (yep, I made it all), the crank actually turns (but doesn't do anything else) and his glasses are made of.......ShrinkyDink & wire. His arms are attached w/springs (the sleeves are cloth so the arms can bobble) and his entire torso is attached to the box with a spring. He's been hand-painted and clear-coated.
This is a 12"x12" gouache sketch of a still-life. It was for a color class and is supposed to be a "dominant color" painting (tho' in a photo you can't see the blue/violet in the shadows etc).
This one is prismacolor on paper. I just finished it last night. It's a "master study" of a work by Maurice Sendak. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get a decent photo of it.
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