Carcoal on paper, full model and closeup on legs.
charcoal (attatched to willow) on paper
Oilbar on Sugarpaper
Black Chalk on paper
Layered card on paper
sheets of tracing paper with blocks of printing ink
Chalk Pastels On acrylic Paint on paper
Oilbar on paper
Charcoal in paper... representing his bones
Oilbar on paper
Ink on moist paper
Oil Pastel on paper, representing bones and muscles
Oil pastel on paper , messing with scale
charcoal on paper
Oilbar on paper, Drawn quickly
oil pastel and charcoal on paper
charcoal on paper
layered tracing paper and printing ink
acrylic oilbar and oilpastel on paper
charcoal on paper
Chalk pastels on paper
oilbar on paper
acrylic paint on paper
chalk pastel on paper
oilbar
charcoal
in
Oil paint on canvas
5 comments:
I am enjoying looking at your work. The violance imagaes that have both expressionistic marks AND recognizable imagery over top communicate your theme the strongest. I would encourage you to work big and include lots of imagery. A friend of mine, Bill Fick, explores this theme in some of his work. Check him out online.
Hi this is RCC's Drawng I class The concept of your work and blog is a good idea. Very original. Interesting works. I like the colors and style that you use throughout. You seem to have your own style. <<< Comments from the class.
I like several of your pieces. It's really different and I also like the way your style is so free and you know what you want the art to say and make it happen.Good work
the seventh life model down is
f cking awesome. It looks like it belongs on an album cover.
-Bryan Dishmon
I really like the image of a trapped person. I like alot of the oilbar work, the colors are so rich. Your site has inspired me to put up some of figure drawing work. Keep posting.
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