Drawing Project Improvisation

"And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting On the pallid bust of Pallas just above my chamber door; And his eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming, And the lamp-light o'er him streaming throws his shadow on the floor; And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor Shall be lifted - nevermore!" (Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven)

Medium: Charcoal, pen and ink, pencil on white

parchment paper

Object: Chose an object, and draw it in three different ways. Value, Line, and an

Improvisation.

Improvisation: Teaches how to take an ordinary object and morph it in some way into another.

Drawing Project Line

"I smiled gaily, to find the deed so far done(...) The old man was dead."

(Edgar Allan Poe, The Tell-Tale Heart)

Medium: Pencil, ink pen, thick white parchment paper

Object: Chose an object, and draw it in three different ways. Value, Line, and an

Improvisation.

Line: Teaches how to convey a feeling or object with only line.

Drawing Project Value #2

"I had walled the monster up within the tomb."

(Edgar Allan Poe, The Black Cat)

Medium: Charcoal on white paper

Object: Chose an object, and draw it in three different ways. Value, Line, and an

Improvisation.

Value: Teaches how to render an object and feeling with only value

Drawing Project Value

"Once upon a midnight dreary

while I pondered weak and weary, over a many quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore..."

(Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven)

Medium: Charcoal on grey paper

Object: Chose an object, and draw it in three different ways. Value, Line, and an

Improvisation.

Value: Teaches how to render an object and feeling with only value

Drawing Project Bags

Medium: Charcoal on grey paper

Object: To study objects in space, and to study lighting in space; being as realistic as possible

Rammstein inside lyric layout

this the general mood, feel and look of the inside lyrics. Fonts used, Kingjola, German Underground, Lucida Bright and Ghastly Panic

Rammstein cover and back/ track layout

this is the lay out for CD project. Fonts used, my own, German underground, and Lucida bright,

Updated Werewolf's Tail

Werewolf's Tail update

One the Left is the Cover. On the right is the Back cover

A Werewolf's Tail

the cover for my book. Rough placement

Drawing: Block in value pattern

Goal: See, draw series of relationships with shadows

Drawing approach: block in value pattern

Medium: charcoal, kneaded eraser, 18/24

Drawing: Skull

Goal: To draw the whole before a part/detail/ and learn how not to flip to grid

Drawing approach: Measured line, see/draw the part before the whole,

Medium: Charcoal on 18/24

Drawing: Petie (Continous line)

This is Petie, he is a continues line contore drawing.

Medium: Pincel

Continous line Contore

Goal: Don't name subject, connect hand with eye, non perfect drawing

Drawing approach: Draw the contors of subject while observing with a continues line

Medium: Pincel

Drawing: Blind continous contore

Goal: To not name or use a symbol bank, and to try and connect your eye with your hand, and to emphasize non perfect drawing

Drawing approach: Observed continues line

Medium: Pencil

Alue

This is Alue

City of lights

Photoshop turtorial

Dynamic

Absence

Direction

Placement

Emphasis/ focal contrast

Isolation

No pattern

Pattern

Radial symmetry

This is my radial symmetery

Picture plane

This Jack. He is my picture plane... And yes, Jack as in Jack the Ripper... Ain't he cute?

Human reference

Human reference

Figure ground

This is my figure ground

Contrast

This is my example of Contrast. Its Little Joe's horse

Context

This is my example of context