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charcoal on paper, 75x100 cm

Drawing number 1 from my Drawing in Ink class at Gage, Summer 2010. A copy of this drawing by Raphael kevinmcevoy.wordpress.com/2009/09/23/a-personal-calligrap...

which is a copy of Michelangelo's David.

 

Mostly Hunt 107 nib.

Kohlezeichnung nach Modell, zum Teil auf mit Gouache und Kohle-, Pastellkreiden Einreibung vorbereitetem Papier

Ink and colored pencil sketches of lichens, for botanical art class.

Louvre Islamic Arts Museum - Paris, France

HDA : Technical design & Engineering

Client : Etablissement Public du Musée du Louvre

Architect: Mario Bellini & Rudy Ricciotti

Date : 2006 - 2012

See more at : www.hda-paris.com/

Salamanca, August 2012

From a recent lifedrawing workshop, 40-minute pose drawn with polychromos pencil. Our model was Xine, a terrific model we hope to see again.

This was my first attempt at a half-life size drawing of the nude. I had to stick two sheets of Firenze paper together, unfortunately, the join is pretty visible. I will need to cut it and re-mount the drawing to get rid of the line.

Postcard with a drawing from a mail artist friend in Spain.

A diretora de artes torcendo o nariz, ao ver o meu trabalho.

This drawing available as part of a collection of digital downloadable PDF coloring pages. www.etsy.com/listing/151907792/drawing-cluster-number-2-p...

two quick line drawings of the dog. monotype on Ingres paper 90g.

The city of Haijing in the imaginary east asian nation of Tokea

I tried to draw a dog face,

A little French man.

Un petit homme de France.

 

By Win, age 4 - he has to keep up with his sister so he has to draw a spiral snail also...

I used to love sitting in Seoul coffee shops watching people. I couldn't always understand what people were saying however I imagined what the conversations where about from their expressions and body language. It was fun :)

look #1 of my peacock collection

If i can't find a real one in here, i'll make one for me.

A sustained pen drawing of a sculpture in the V&A's "Medieval and Renaissance" room.

Title / Titre :

Evpatoria Foliis Enulae /

 

Evpatoria Foliis Enulae

 

Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Unknown / Inconnu

 

Source: Cornut, Jacques Philippe. Iac. Cornvti doctoris medici parisiensis canadensivm plantarvm [...]. Paris: Simonem Le Moyne, 1635. QK 41 C8. P. 191.

 

Date(s) : 1635

 

Reference No. / Numéro de référence : OCLC 1015387051

 

bac-lac.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1015387051?lang=en

 

Credit / Mention de source :

Library and Archives Canada /

 

Bibliothèque et Archives Canada

2009 작업 드로잉

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?

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