Saturday, December 12, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
material board
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
So You Think You Can Draw (a castle)
This weeks so you think you can draw assignment was to draw a castle in two or three point perspective. My drawing started out as a two point perspective but somewhere in the process I kind of lost the perspective. I decided to try and do something different from the rest of the class and do a sand castle. I was really pleased with how the final drawing turned out. The scan unfortunately changed some of the colors and even after playing in Photoshop I wasn't quite able to get it corrected. This image was done with chart pack markers which if you don't know what they are they are really nice markers but they cost around 5 dollars a marker so if you have about 250 dollars to blow on a basic set you should really try them. After coloring with chartpacks AD I went back over with colored pencils to help add in some texture and shadows.
project board
Thursday, September 24, 2009
photoshop 3
This perspective that was changed in Photoshop was done by going in and finding colors that I liked in the color section. After selecting the color I used the paint tool and painted the sections the appropriate color. This application was fun to do however looking back I didn't think I was ale to achieve the cleanness that I like.
photoshop 2
This Photoshop procedure that i did was something that i found to be really fun a different. I did this by first creating a new layer and painting the new layer completely in a pale yellow and then i changed the setting of the layers to overlay. By doing this I was able to create this really interesting look.
photoshop 1
This Photoshop work that I did was just basic maintenance. I started off by cropping the image down to get rid of extra white space, Then i went to the levels tool and i lightened the light areas and I darkened the dark colors before he image was looking dull and hazy this fixed that. Next I went to color balance to correct the sades of the reds greens and the yellows. After doing all this I ended up with this.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
skecthup rendered perspective #4
Thursday, September 17, 2009
three rendered perspectives
this is the Maud Gatewood painting.

tight lines
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medium lines

loose lines

Friday, September 11, 2009
Beauty from pain
second year art class 2
Thursday, September 10, 2009
second year art class
Monday, May 11, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Unit Summary: EXPLORATIONS[my design autobiography]
Pyramids: because of its simple but advanced design/style
Wassily: sleek modern look
Walt Disney Concert Hall: original design
Mercedes McLaren Roadster:
Neuschwanstein Castle Germany: Childhood interest= castles
Oasis Of The Seas[Royal Carribean]: new origional idea
Atlantis: favorite/most well designed vacation spot
Greece:
Venice: defys nature
Biltmore House:

Wassily: sleek modern look

Walt Disney Concert Hall: original design

Mercedes McLaren Roadster:

Neuschwanstein Castle Germany: Childhood interest= castles

Oasis Of The Seas[Royal Carribean]: new origional idea

Atlantis: favorite/most well designed vacation spot

Greece:

Venice: defys nature

Biltmore House:
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This is a rendered elevation of the entenza house that we had to do as a part of our midterm exam.
this drawing is of an axonometric drawing of the entenza house case study number 9
for this so you think you can draw assignment we had to pick a time period and draw a room from it I choose to do mid-century modern for my time period.
this was the last scale drawing that I did.
this is another scale drawing that i did.
for the so you think you can(t) draw assignment this week we had to work on our scale figures. This is one of the ones that I did.
We had to a variety of renderings to this floor paln this was the final one that we did. In the end I still was not completly happy with the way it turned out.
For this assignment we had to draw a camera and take it and render it in photoshop. I was very pleased with the way it turned out.






