This is a pastel painting that I recently did. I love how he (the bull) was watching me with his one eye as I was watching him. I'm not sure what kind of bull this is, but he sure was cool. This piece was purchased pretty quickly.
Obviously, just a couple of holsteens standing in the field. I drew this with black, grey, and white pastel on colored paper. I love working in black and white.
Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawing. Show all posts
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
More Artwork
This is a charcoal drawing I did. I really don't have a title for it. But, I thought it turned out cool. Drawing is, obviously, a passion for me. I try to achieve subtle shading, as well as, different textures with the different mediums. I used a compass for the eyeball, but beyond this, everything was drawn from my imagination.
I simply call this "Big Nose in the Air". I drew this with pencil. Then I scanned it hi-resolution with my computer. After I scanned the image, I added the sepia tones and textures with a graphic editor called Painter 9. This piece took "Best of Show" in a juried show back in 2001.
I simply call this "Big Nose in the Air". I drew this with pencil. Then I scanned it hi-resolution with my computer. After I scanned the image, I added the sepia tones and textures with a graphic editor called Painter 9. This piece took "Best of Show" in a juried show back in 2001.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Sharing some artwork
Hello...I joined this blog site so I could share some of my art to the blog world. I call this painting, "Rough Spot in the Middle of the Road". It is from my "spot" series. I won a few accolades from this piece. It now sits in my brother's living room -- who recently purchased the piece.
This drawing is called "Periodontals". Notice the periods on the dontals -- which is how I arrived at the title. I like giving clever titles to some of my work. In most cases, I think the viewer is amused when they see a clever or witty title that ties into the drawing.
This drawing is called "Periodontals". Notice the periods on the dontals -- which is how I arrived at the title. I like giving clever titles to some of my work. In most cases, I think the viewer is amused when they see a clever or witty title that ties into the drawing.
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