Showing posts with label quick studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quick studies. Show all posts

Thursday, September 17, 2015

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Monday, September 7, 2015

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Friday, August 7, 2015

Artist Promo

7:06 AM artist promotion , ashley webb 0 Comments
Artist Promotion


 



Title: Artist Promotion
Medium: pencil
Scale: Varies

Notes: Following suit with the previous post, if you've followed me for any amount of time, you know how often I randomly sketch during lunch breaks. I have to do this to maintain any semblance of sanity. Here's a few of the quick sketches that I did during my lunch breaks over the week.

In order: 


Try to spend your day today being productive!
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Thursday, May 14, 2015

Portraiture Warm-up

5:16 PM ashli aaron , becky cloonan 0 Comments
Warm-up Portraiture

 

Ashli Aaron                                 Quintin Doroquez

   

Becky Cloonan                          James Zapata                                  Tim Schafer

   

Noah Bradley                           Peter Mohrbacher                         Natalie Hall      


Joni Miller

Title: Warm-up Portraiture
Medium: Graphite

Notes: Every day as a warm-up lately I've been going on twitter and whoever happens to be the top post for that time that I look for a portrait of them and use them as a warm-up sketch. It's a fun little exercise and keeps my pencil moving...
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Saturday, August 30, 2014

Digital Painting -- Speed Painting

3:06 AM chunky paints , digital painting 0 Comments
Digital Painting: Speed Paintings








Title: Digital Painting: Speed Painting
Date: August 29, 2014
Medium: Photoshop CC
Scale: Each 'piece' varies.

Notes: I've never really done applied speed painting before, and I can say that this exercise was REALLY fun to do, albeit extremely difficult. 
First, let me preface with saying that each one was timed, in a reverse progression. We started with the thirty-minute painting and worked our way down to five minutes. The bottom-most piece (Donatello) was the first, and then they go in reverse order from there, scaling down by five minutes each. I think it was only natural that the objects become more simple as the time was reduced, but some people really gave it a try even at the five-minute mark.
Either way, we all powered our paintings down and there wasn't much fuss. It was really fun to do, and I actually want to try and do these more often. I think setting a time limit really helps!
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