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These are cookies made for a boy who was just accepted into University of Arizona's BFA program for Film Studies.
Study of 3 hats; done with pen & ink first and then painted over with watercolours.
Julian Ashton Art School, 2010
One of several studies from the 90s. Irregularities were in the glass...
A lobby panel in Chicago, not far from Second City. I also drew the great stained-glass windows of Europe (via photos), to study their unnamable light, oblong shapes, leading, etc. They were studies as much as anything; but there's a special satisfaction in being limited to a very closed world of patterns and hues. It's private but very satisfying...
Pen and ink.
As some of you know I am taking a course at one of the local universities. The course is Marketing Yourself.... we are learning how to best market ourselves in every situation. It is REALLY interesting and is going to be put to good use, but I forgot how much work there is!! I'm spending almost all of my "free" time working on it.... LOL...."free" time....as if! :-)
A group of experimental landscapes for LOL group on Flickr. In this group we paint or draw from a source photograph. As a result I've tried out a few methods and travelled the world, in my mind.
Osgoode Hall is a heritage building located at 130 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario. This historic site is the focus for legal activity in Ontario and has garnered attention for over 170 years. Osgoode Hall occupies six acres and was acquired by the Law Society of Upper Canada in 1829. The name Osgoode Hall honours William Osgoode the first Chief Justice of the province. Osgoode Hall withstood more than ten major restorations. The front facade maintained its originality and is basically unaltered to reflect the 1860 design.
Toronto, Canada '11
was tired of studying in the library so i set up my tripod and had a mini photo shoot. I study in the dark because I hate florescent lights!
dress- forever 21
cami- forever 21
glasses- bebe
flip flops- old navy
cardigan (not shown)- gap
Study of connection points and angles using technic parts.
(Photos to help out a friend new to LEGO technic construction.)
he's my study-buddy. :) of course I'd prefer to cuddle with a bestie guy friend than with a chair and half a dog. :P but I definitely don't mind this for now. :)
This picture was taken during my travel to India, in July/August. I spent a month in an orphanage (Dazzling Stone Home for Children), in Kundrathur (a suburb of Chennai, south east). The children were between 3 and 18 years old, boys and girls, so lovely... With three friends, we have given English lessons, sciences and French. We also participated in construction sites, where we could demolish and build walls, but also paint and repair. We ended the trip by 10 days roaming in the rest of India, where we could find such a wonderful regions : the Kerala (south west), and the city of Hampi (center). We also past the end of a week in Pondichery, and one in Mahabalipuram and Mumbay.
This trip will be unforgettable.
Day 8 / 365: tomorrow I have my first exam... Business Ethics...
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