Old-school walkman, brand new mixtape

dumparumpum

Another semester over, learned a few things, realized how many things I need to learn. Now bring out Juleribba!

Heads & Hands Final

Ill. 1 final

Golden Section & Geometry final. Self portrait from all angles, would have been cool to expand on this idea and add a few angles. Looks a bit weird in the photos, but you get the idea.

Random inclass work

Ended the semester doing a bit of figure drawing in sharpie and watercolor, in addition to being great rehearsal mediums I kinda like the look.

A little update

Ill1 homework, editorial illustration:





Focused quite a bit heads lately. Slow but steady improvements.

inclass



Hw: Ringo and Liz.

So I'm not dead... even stopped sucking the blood of the inicent at night time. School started a couple of weeks ago and have been warming up a bit, hitting workshops and getting the first assignments out of the way.

Corciano, Italy

So I am pretty much living the painters dream at the moment. Spending the summer in Italy with the Academy, little hilltop village called Corciano from the 13th Century. In between cheap wine and delicious Gelato there is the odd sober moment where I try my best to get some paintings and sketches done. Happy with the improvement up until midterm, color and paint handeling have improved a lot.

Quick studies

Spent the week in Norway, and in between catching up with friends and family I got some small studies done. Spent in between 1,5 - 2 hours on each of these. Basically a warm up session before I leave to Italy for the summer on Monday. I'll be spending 7 weeks in a small town north of Rome learning about Plen Air Painting, so look out for some landscape updates :D

Life Drawing

Its the 21st Century and all the motels got wi-fi (traveling these days), so I thought I would upload the last set of work from the semester that I had planned to do before leaving SF for the summer. Did not have any figure drawing classes last semester, so I spent time at the quick studies and clothed figure workshop. So much to work on, but feel like I have managed to boost my learning curve a lot. Hopefully I'll pick up this post in a year from now and have fun comparing.

1,2 & 3 mins:























20 mins: