Showing posts with label illustration 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration 2. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

And done.


Part of the portrait project from a little while ago.
Couldn't pass up drawing my boyfriend as Mr. Krueger. He's a fan.

And this is the final version of the sad Xbox, haha.

All done in Photoshop CS3!

Also, shooooool's out for suuuuummer!

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Redringer.


Illustration assignment, editorial.
It's an Xbox that has come down with a bad case of "Red Ring of Death."

(Still in progress)

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Little champ.


My creativity has been stalling lately, but I'm sure I'll snap out of it soon, so this did not turn out 100% satisfactory, but I do like his expression/pose.

Photoshop CS3, for Illustration 2 class.

Friday, March 26, 2010

And, Princess Kelly...


...The cats just end up mad at you.

Princess Kelly...


...Why do you insist on pestering the palace cats?

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Tough guy.


Progress for our portrait assignment in illustration.
We are supposed to do one celebrity and two family members/friends.

The Tramp's going to be in color!

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Hey monster boy.


Second illustration assignment, "your personal leprechaun."

I went for a more non-traditional kind of leprechaun, and could not pass up the opportunity to draw Wink.

But he doesn't like apples. :(

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Ice and Fire


Line work for my second Illustration II project. The theme is "fire and ice," but I won't explain it just yet. There is going to be a detailed background, and this isn't the dimensions of the actual piece.

Some issues with the dog, but I like the fact that he/she doesn't look exactly like a husky or anything. It's a little ambiguous.

Adobe Photoshop CS3

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

puddles and Planet Hollywood...




...Made for a memorable afternoon. :) So much so, it became the subject for my first illustration project.

Rendered in watercolor on illustration board, with some details added in brown India ink and gouche; all on top of a pencil sketch.

The scan came out terrible, but it's the best I can do.