Two-Point Perspective with Complimentary Color Ink Wash

Here is my drawing of a corner of the art classroom in two-point perspective.

Here it is in pencil, not finished yet. You can see the horizon line in the middle, and part of the pieces of tape that had my vanishing points on them. 

This is the drawing in sharpie. To show depth, I drew objects closest to the viewer with thicker lines, while farther away objects have finer lines. I liked how it turned out, but I was afraid I'd mess it up when I added color.

This is the completed piece. I used blue and orange ink, showing depth by using brighter hues on objects closest to the viewer and duller hues on objects farther away.

Click on the images to get a better look! 

Self-Portrait with Distortation and Magnification

This is a distorted self-portrait (magnified up close to the face.) I chose to distort my facial features by drawing my nose rather large and my lips rather small. This is down in ink.

Still Life -- Four Values

This is my four-value monochrome still life. It has the same composition as the other two, and the medium is marker.

Still Life -- Three Values

This still life is the same composition as the first, but instead of just black and white, it uses black, white, and grey. The medium is charcoal.

Still Life -- Black and White

This is my black and white still life of a wheel and a gumball machine w/o its glass globe thing. The focus is on using value to represent shape rather than using lines.

Illustration Friday - Ferocious

For Illustration Friday Ferocious, I illustrated three characters from the television show, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast -- the Beast, Maggie, and Hamilton. The background is intentionally blurred text.

Illustration Friday - Stripes

For Illustration Friday Stripes I used the theme of a zebra. This piece is made of two layered pages-- one showing the shape of the zebra in oil pastels and the other cut with an x-acto knife in a striped pattern.

Social/Political Issue with Self-Portrait

The social issue I chose for this project is the persecution of Christians. The background is made of news articles from the website persecution.com, the website on an organization which supports Christians facing persecution for their faith. The self-portrait aspect is a packing-tape transfer of a photograph of myself.