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you wanted fails, you got fails!!
and these are just a few
though i must say, I often take elements form the "fails" and use them future ZTs, so they do serve a purpose. lol
OPEN FOR C-O-M-M-I-S-S-I-O-N-S. Aren't free but cheap.
Also, I can make comic pages or strips too.
Feel free to make questions or ask for works by private message.
Near Tower Street, close to where Agatha Christie's play The Mousetrap has been playing for 56 years.
Colored pencils on green-tinted, toothed paper.
I keep on experimenting with this paper my son gave me years ago. The pencils are the soft kind that act more like pastels. The next step is to do a watercolor of the same scene I guess. (I could do washes on this paper, but it is really too thin for watercolors.)
This is my friend Sunny's entry. View the link to vote!:
www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/acb08bf822ab8...
The COCKroach:
Why on Earth would you name a superhero after a disgusting insect??
Cockroaches are ugly and we kill them remorselessly whenever we see one! But it is also a known fact that they are strong SURVIVORS and has strong defiance to death! How many creatures can you think of that can survive the radiation from a nuclear blast or survive without their HEAD for up to a month!? Whenever we kill one, there will be another two poping up the next day on your deck. They just keep coming back…
The cockroach man is the symbol of endurance, endurance and endurance. He is a superhero that can endure all the attacks, abuse and punishments, but still RISES against the injustice, discrimination and prejudice. He is a superhero that will give all he has got to protect, save the innocents and his loved ones, and as long as he’s still got half a breath in his body, he would never give up. The Cockroach is the underdog of all underdogs. He will take punches after punches but he still keeps rising forward; nothing can break his spirit nor hold him down.
BACK STORY:
Corey was born with a rare skin condition that gave him a tough insect like skin – as a kid he used to get bullied because of it. They would push him around and call him names like "Corey the Cockroach!" The world he lives in is governed by dishonest, corrupted cops and politicians; the people are scared but they are too afraid to stand up and do anything about it. Corey's family was poor but just; his mother was one of the few honest cops left in town, who was crippled during a gun fire at a police shoot out. Corey had to look after her and she was her main teacher in life, she taught him to be strong even at the toughest times. Over the years, Corey grew up to become a strong young man with a strong sense of justice and morals.
As Corey grew, so did his powers. He developed mental control over his skin condition and discovered the ability to make his skin super tough but still flexible. He also discovered that with great concentration, he could extend/contract his body and even grow and extend new body parts.
After the murder of his mother by wealthy criminals who were immune to the "justice" system, Corey decided to step up and make use of his power to fight and bring light into the dark, corrupted neighbourhood.
Corey took up his nickname from school and became the superhero, the COCKROACH. The COCKROACH is an underdog fighting for the weak, innocents, the poor and the other underdogs. He is the protector who rises up against the abuses, attacks, injustice and discrimination.
His SUPER POWERS:
1) SUPER TOUGH BUT FLEXIBLE AROMOURED SKIN. The COCKROACH's skin is super strong and bullet-proof, but at the same time it is super flexible, which means he can squeeze through the tightest gaps and holes, like a real cockroach. His tough armoured skin allows the COCKROACH to take a lot of attacks, abuses and physical punishments and still survive and rise back.
2) The ability to EXTEND/GROW BODY PARTS AND WEAPONS.
The COCKROACH has the ability to grow/retract extra limbs, so he can save the little kitten off the tree while eating an ice cream while patting the dog that chased the kitten up the tree in the first place.
He also has the ability to form weapons like organic knife, sword and whip. He can also form organic "guns" that shoot out energy balls and tranquilising stings.
3) The ability to FLY WITH HIS COCKROACH'S WINGS. The COCKROACH has two sets of wings that can be tucked inside his back when they are not in use. The outer wings are super tough and protective while the inner wings are tough, super flexible and thin; he can drag them across his shoulders and pull them over to shield him from explosions. He could also drag the inner wings over and shield the innocents from harm.
4) The ability to camouflage. The COCKROACH is a smart detective, he can be "invisible" and camouflage into the background to learn who he can trust and who are dishonest and corrupted.
Public Domain Book:An encyclopaedia of colour decoration from the earliest times to the middle of the XIXth century
LION KING PUMBA ANIMATION CEL DRAWING
DISNEY LION KING PUMBA ANIMATION CEL DRAWING
This is an original production drawing of Pumb from Disney's 1994 feature "Lion King." The animation paper measures 12.5" X 17". Pumba is 4.5" tall.
60€
Lunchtime... Need I say anything more... Of course I had to sketch my soup while talking to the lovely lady who shared the table. Told her about Danny Gregory and Everyday Matters and she said it inspired her to do a sketch – I hope she does!!!
Observatory Hill, Sydney
Beautiful original animation drawing of this classic Disney character Beast, complete with Certificate of Authenticity and the Disney seal of authenticity
• This animation drawing was actually used in the production of a Disney TV animated cartoon, and is one of a kind
• Drawing is complete with pegholes, studio numbers and notations
• 12 field animation drawing approximately 10 x 12 inches in size
Un dessin pour une de mes amies qui voudrait se faire une fée pour son prochain tatouage.
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A drawing for one of my friends who would be a fairy for her next tattoo.
....a drawing for my giftcard for the bridal shower I will be attending this weekend. It features the brides' dog looking positvely thrilled by the proceedings.
These masks were drawings for part of a multicultural arts project that I worked on. The children in the school took part in a drumming workshop and African play that they wrote. The children that made the masks were as young as 6. They used cut, painted and textured paper with "hairy string" to create these magnificent masks. Well done Hayshead Primary.
Sorry about the poor resolution. I somehow lost my hi-res photos and had to recover these from Facebook! >.<
There is this book titled, "Anatomy: a complete guide for artists," I was copying from. Well, if they are copies, they are very bad. And one Bargue pose.
My attempt at a quick character head-drawing exercise developed by @Shaun_Bryant (on Twitter). You can find him on You Tube under the channel name Shaun Bryant Art. My theme for this exercise was Fictional Characters' New Year's Resolutions. Basically, he gives you head shapes and you try to quickly draw characters using those shapes.
Small work, charcoal and white pastel on Mylar, 9×7”
This young French student artist wandered into my studio one evening during our open studio event. I liked her look and thought she would be a good model for my Black Butterfly series, so I asked if she would mind posing for a few photos. We had a fun visit, and she showed me her lovely Moleskine sketch journal and we also exchanged emails.
I took quite a few great photos of Melodie, so I most likely will do another small work or two from them. She was a delight. Also, I am happy to realize that “Melodie” is the Muse of Music.
These small studies present their own challenges. I like to complete them in one sitting and the scale is difficult for detail, but I feel that I did capture the subject's hopefulness and creativity in this small work.
this started out as an abstract doodle in my moleskine, inspired by the contour lines and edges of a food ad in the newspaper. i then scanned and colored it in photoshop for the illustration friday topic "discovery" (as in discovering new lands). (7/13/2007)