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Mighty Eighth Air Force
Drawing For Design, Spring 2005. Carbon Pencil.
This drawing appeared in the "Form Takes Flight" exhibition held at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in October 2006.
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Fin
3-D Design, Spring 2005. Clay Maquette.
I combined the organic shapes of a flower and a dolphin to create this abstract sculpture.
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Jingle All The Way
Survey of Computer Art Applications, Fall 2005. Illustrator.
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Bit-O-Honey
Drawing 2, Winter 2005. Colored Pencils.
Practicing creating colors using only primary colors.
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Apple Sketch
Drawing 2, Winter 2005. Oil Pastel.
This was a sktech practicing additive and reductive techniques with oil pastels. This sketch was also an exercise in reflective color.
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Amy
Color Theory, Winter 2005. Acrylic Painted Bristol Chips on Illustration Board.
This is a portrait was an exercise in optical color mixing. the portrait is of my sister, Amy. I gave this to her for her birthday, she loved it.
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Apart
Color Theory, Winter 2005. Acrylic Paint on Bristol. This painting was an exercise in complimentary colors. It is one of a set of two paintings illustrating the concept "Together and Apart," in this case relative to a couples sleeping habits. the other "together" painting is of a bed, painted in the complimentarty colors orange and blue.
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StarRavenx03 Counterchange
2-D Design, Fall 2004. Pen and Ink.
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Boots: Decorative Space
2-D Design, Fall 2004. Pen and ink.
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Empty Bed
Drawing 1, Fall 2004. Charcoal.
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Still Life
Drawing 1, Fall 2004. Black and White Charcoal on Grey Paper.
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Drapery
Drawing 1, Fall 2004. Charcoal.
This drawing was an exercise in additive and reductive drawing with charcoal.
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