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Public Domain Book: asquerade and carnival: their customs and costumes
by [Wandle, Jennie Taylor], Mrs
Published 1892
Black and White drawing: 375mm x 252mm.
Medium: pencil on tracing paper.
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Mental drawing meaning done with no mirror, model, or photo only from how i saw these features in my minds eye.
Not sure what kind of armor shed have, but her weapon would be a bow and arrow. :) do you like her? I'm going to try to make her very soon. ^^ well, by soon I hope....within a month lol. I work too much XD
This drawing was created as a meditation for myself. It contains the letters "RUHE" which mean "silence" and/or "calmness" in German.
Also it may seem unsteady while watching it gave me quite a lot of "Ruhe" while drawing it.
Pencil Drawing for Falling Star Apparel
(still in progress)
Eventually, these will be used as t-shirt designs... I am unsure as to whether I want to leave them as grey-scale drawings, or if I want to add a watercolor effect. Or, maybe we'll do both! How would you like this drawing to be displayed on a women's babydoll t-shirt?
UPDATE: I've been looking into my screenprinting options... I'm thinking about printing each design on pastel colored shirts. But should I print each design on a variety colors, or pick a specific color for each design? I was thinking about printing this particular image on baby blue. What do you think? And which design do you like best? (the other designs are in the set "art and design" in my photostream).
You can view the t-shirt mock ups for this design and vote for your favorite here: One color or five?
reference photo: www.flickr.com/photos/13827680@N08/4685330510/
14cm*21cm my art: yipsf.leafbear.com/
Black and White drawing: 264mm x 573mm.
Medium: black pen and ink, pencil, oil pastel, white gouache on rough watercolour paper, black type pasted on.
This image can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this image for any other purpose please obtain permission by contacting the University of Newcastle's Cultural Collections.
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If you want you can see my most interesting photos in this link
I took this photo in the faculty of Chemistry, where there were Drawing students.
This is a sketch I did with a program called sketchbook 2000. The drawing is more of a caricature of myself. but not by much. It looks a little more cartoony than I intended when I started this, but I just kink of went with it because of some of the exageration in expression. This program is really intuative and you can get some really close to the feel of a pencil sketch or drawing. the cost is only about $90.000 on amazon. I did this on a tablet pc with wacom technology built in. Not as good as a regular wacom tablet like a cintiq, but not bad pressue sensativity.
Hommage at the BRANLY MUSEUM in PARIS to the AMERICAN TIKI culture that took over the 1950.s and had a revisit for ADDA and his pal MARTIKI in the 1990.s (and now everyone else).