Work in Progress

Well finally this terrible year is almost over. I guess I should be thankful for what good has come to me. Case in point my new Wacom Tablet. I gift that me and Santa split the difference on.

So above is what I am working on now. A kind of mix between photo and computer illustration, there will probably be some design elements in there. I am kind of just playing around to see what I can do.

Third act of business is this new artist I stumbled upon. I'm going to add his blog on here, but his website is:

http://www.byroglyphics.com/

All Talk

So it appears that in my busy last two months I have not updated my blog much. If you noticed the banner (which I swore to myself I'd keep up with) still says October.

But don't think I've been slacking in art. I've been building my portfolio, and working on a ton of stuff. My figure Drawing final for instance was a 10 piece series inspired by Ashley Wood. I really need to retake the photos of that.

So I am going to try really hard to get some stuff posted on my down time, and also keep myself doing art. Doing Doing Doing I cannot stop...I will not!

IF anyone has some kind of hunger to see my work, maybe this will sate your appetite.

http://rajipurcell.carbonmade.com/

Pomegranate

"Pomegranate & Rib Cage"
11x14
Acrylic and Colored Pencil on Bristol.

Let me know what you think of this one. Im still deciding whether or not I accomplished what I wanted. I had to do this in a Triadic color scheme for Color theory. The blue outlines were a pain because I had one of those crayon like things that come with prisma colored pencils to do it with.

Spare Paint

"Over Ripe"
Unknown Size
Acrylic and image transfer on Bristol

I gave this to my manager. Just something I whipped up after completing my color wheel. Paint is too expensive to waste.

People in Chairs

"I am going to pet Penguins"
19x24
Graphite on Bristol

Above is my fourth class assignment in which we had to use planes of the body to base our values off of. It's my friend Adam!
Below are some in class drawings