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sketch for sammi's hens cake, ran out of time in the end to put all the details on and decided it would have been to busy with all the roses etc anyway
Been sorting throuhg some of the piles of sketches that seem to mount up over time, thought it would be an idea to document them all on here, incase the old homestead burns to the ground,
they would no doubt be the first thing ide save though, housemates would be a close second
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Len sketched me at Adi's fancy pants party (I went as an options trader).
(ball point pen on sketch pad)
A concept I came up with from some images. I know the firing mechanism is behind the barrel, but it is explained in the 'Loading System' part.
Tech Specs:
Length: 53in
Barrel Length: 32in
Weight: 26.4kg
Action: Pneumatic path, Electromagnetic pin system
Cartridge: BMBAESR Specialised .26 Caliber 1328 grain 'Bolt'
Feed System: Pneumatic path, pressurized oxygen regulated vacuum with barrel magazine
Rate of Fire: 16 Rounds/Min
Effective range: 1720m
Muzzle Velocity: 970m/s
If you want to reproduce this as a 3D model or side sketch please feel free, as long as credit is noted.
i get bored listening to an old woman talking about blah blah blah so i start sketching the people that sit around the table.
pilot 0.4, my good old friend
I found some seeds...the head or ear....and I´ve tried to do some colorcopy...b/W copy and some ordinairy photos and paint on it or work with the photos in photoscape...
This is the heads with the seeds, the straw, and a b/w copy painted on...I´ll se what I´ll do with it,,,not really found out yet...
Sketched this while watching the Sky Arts TV show "Portrait Artist of the Week" and Noel was the guest subject.
See more of my art at www.howiegreen.com
sketches i did around halloween for more spooky mr tum tums. but alas i never had the time to make any
I drew this up the morning of the Web 2.0 Expo edition of the Checking the 'Feel' of UI presentation. First I showed just the middle part -- the close up of the face -- while I was talking about how a single frame in an animated sequence lacks meaning when viewed in isolation. Then the other parts faded up, illustrating how meaning is found when you can see what comes before and after.
I was pretty happy with it until my wife pointed out that cinder blocks have 2 holes, not just 1. Ah well. That's what comes from cartooning before coffee.
Sketching about the body and food in an art history class. I want to do a down-and-dirty series of drawings or prints of body/food/building hybrids. We shall see.
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You know that long line of people waiting to get up to the top of the towers on Notre-Dame in Paris? Well, I was in it, standing against the cast-iron fence with my back to the church, and I started drawing the houses on the side street right across from the church. We were lucky: they cut the line a few people beyond us and we were among the last ones to make it to the top of the towers on that day. There is a photo Valérie took of me just as I am in the process of drawing. (07-07)
One of the things I really love about sketches in general is the way they – by necessity of time, circumstance, and place – seem to become a sort of shorthand for much more complex ideas and details. I’ve always appreciated the brevity some artists have, the way they can coerce a single line into speaking volumes, into communicating so much. Very occasionally I’ll see a hint of that evident in one of my sketches, but more frequently than not they’re just amused scribblings of the moment.
I joined the Salem Sketchers this morning at the Mt. Angel Abbey. It has a small museum hidden away at the back of one of the buildings. Among its collections is a world class display of taxidermy. It was hard to choose from so many, but from my one vantage point I did these guys - polar bear, caribou, musk ox, and big horned sheep.
Strathmore 400 Series Mixed Media paper 9x12 inches (22.9x30.5 cm), Platinum Plaisir fountain pen with Platinum Carbon Black ink, Kuretake #13 brush pen with Platinum Carbon Black ink, and Daniel Smith watercolors..
a sketch from this picture:
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from this blog: