Back with a BOOM, BANG, KAPOW....and some photorealism

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It's been far too long since my last post. And I am going to admit that I have become rather preoccupied with "Pinterest".  Although I haven't blogged in a decent 2 years, I have still been keeping my pencils and brushes busy.  This being my first post in a long time, I thought to come back with a BOOM....along with some 'photorealist' style paintings that I have been working on for my year 12 art board. 




Oil. Artist Model: Ralph Goings

Adriana

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YAY! - some more painting.






Acrylic

(Sorry about the inconsistency of lighting in the photos)

Gambit

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I am still drawing superheros!

4 squares

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These are a few of the squares from my last Art project (which is at school and is why I can't upload the rest of the piece) . The project was to bring in items which were photocopied. The piece is divided into 12 squares with each square done in a different media.


*Black pen*


*top square:white paint and stick*
*bottom square:: pencil*




*Black pen & white paint*

3/100 views of Edo

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3 of my favourite Hiroshige prints from his 100 views of Edo ::

...More Painting...

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Here are three more of my paintings the first two are Jude Rae and the third is Vermeer. I think I painted these too quickly, I need to slow down!!! 

::Acrylic & Oil

Girl with a Pearl Earring

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My version of Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring. Approx. 10 by 5 cm so I used a magnifying glass to get certain details on the painting. I also did a self portrait using this artwork as my inspiration, so I'll put it up here when I'm done.
:: Acrylic + Oil


バガボンド

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My drawing of Samurai from the バガボンド manga series by the artist Takehiko Inoue
:: ink

All Bark, No Bite sculpture - Finished!

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I've  finally uploaded the photo of my finished sculpture. I decided to make a muzzle for it to emphasise the 'No Bite' aspect of the sculpture.

All Bark, No Bite

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We are making sculptures in art at school. I am doing a dog covered in bark, hence the reason why it's called "All Bark, No Bite". I'm sculpting it in the form of a fierce bull dog and it seems to be working because my dog is quite hesitant to go near it (I had to take a photo really quickly of her beside it). The head will be the most difficult part to make and I will continue to upload pictures of my progress as I go. =)






Fifi Lapin entry

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This is what I submitted for the Fifi Lapin competition...well kind of. After looking at some of Sandra Suy's works, I decided to draw what I entered for Fifi Lapin on a person. I didn't really focus on the shape of the dress though, more the colours. I am very dissapointed at how I drew her hands (especially her left one) O.o
I want to get better at drawing hands....


Home-made paints

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My verison of a Don Binney painting. Painted with the home-made paints I mixed up. 
(2008)



Superheroes - My second drawing phase

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I go through phases of what I like to draw. When I was 9 I went through a Beatrix Potter phase, and then it went Marvel Superheroes, strange creatures, Anime, Shaun Tan, Anime again, and now ink drawings. I never trace pictures, sometimes I think it makes your drawings worse if you trace things.


This is the second phase - Marvel Superheroes:
I was 9 when I did these. 


     
                      The Phoenix


                      Rogue

These next two are ones I did last year.


    Manga version of Jubilee


    Wolverine

Lighten Up

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Some of my favourite lights, and lighting designers:


                               David Trubridge - Snowflake

                              
                               Tom Dixon - Mirror Balls
   
                                
                           Tom Dixon - Jack Light
                          
 

                                Verner Panton - Globe light

                                Ross Lovegrove - Mercury light


Babushka Doll

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This is a babuskha doll I made last year in Textiles and Design class. Apart from the felt, the fabrics are from a vintage fabrics shop, Salvage. The little aprons can come off, so you could swap them around or make new ones for Babushka to wear.

My Delirium

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Sarah Larnach watercolour wolf - I really like how the wolf is painted in tones of purple and indigo. I wonder if this particular print has been done on a t-shirt...it would look cool on a t-shirt!

Yoshiko Nakahara, and my inspired version

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Yoshiko Nakahara - black ink pen and canvas


I decided to have a go at my own 'Yoshiko Nakahara inspired drawing'.