Snowboard Binding rendering

 

More Viscomm!! My rendering is on the top, and reference photo on bottom. This was my first time using paths in Photoshop, and man they make a world of difference!

2011 Family Christmas!

The top was a gift to my sister, fitting because she'll always be classy :). The big horned sheep was to my parents and is reminiscent of a horn that my dad stumbled across in a river during on a backpacking trip in Alaska; he brought the horn home, and ever since I was a little girl I've thought it was the coolest thing ever.
I'm a little late, but with the Christmas related post I feel like its fitting to wish everyone a Happy New Year!!

Final Hare's Mask

So as promised here is the mostly finished watercolor of the drawing I posted previously. A LOT of time went into this one, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out; It definitely allowed me to refine my painting technique. Enjoy!

Sketchbook

Random compilation of sketchbook doodles. Enjoy!

Mugshot

In this 'mugshot' for my Digital illustration class I tried to portray both the introvert and extrovert parts of my personality through warm and cool color. The line work was done on vellum with a multiliner and then scanned into Photoshop.

Mr. Frog

Throw back!! This is a piece that I did my Freshman year that I still like. It was one of my first watercolor endeavors.

Hare's Mask

Process drawing for my Editorial painting class! The story we had to illustrate is called the Hares Mask by Mark Slouka. My plan is to finish in watercolor. Watch for the final!!

Flyswatter Graphic

 Process!

Final graphic

......and in case you're wondering, here is the boat that the graphic will eventually be on!

Recycling

Relationship between the living and the dead spot illo!

Dragons

These was the entertainment project from TechII. I chose to spin off of the idea of a 'dragon hold' from the story Eragon and give it a more mediterranean jungle feel. To create these different views I created different perspective grids based off of my plan view of the environment. Yay perspective conversions!
I'm hoping to color the three point view with traditional watercolor.