for the past couple weeks skyscrapers and cityscapes pretty much took hold of my studies, my artwork, everything, so I thought it would be fun to put some of it together and show you what I've been up to. (admittedly a bit after the fact. recent stuff is soon to come.)
first up I'll show you my transparency design color project. it was pretty time consuming and frustrating and I think it's fair to say that everyone involved had hesitations as to whether it would come out. however, I think it did and it went over very well so I'm okay with all the work that went into it.
next is my wood drawing. this one I was equal parts excited and frustrated with. it went through many stages, with the
initial study, the
first stopping point, and then this, the final product. I'm pretty attached to it now though.
in the midst of all of this I came across this on
little things, and it just made me smile.
AND if all that wasn't enough, I was also writing about this work
Apartment Hill by Wayne Theibaud. it's really a pretty terrific piece, and fit in nicely with all my studies of skyscrapers in art history. bam.
and that's all folks.
