Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Photo



Mandarin Word of the Day:

Bus

g?ng
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gòng
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qì
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ch?
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(via Fun Caricature Map of Ireland Postcard from Zazzle.com)

I am SO fucking nervous.
I’m just now starting my essay on “The Dead”,
which is phenomenally stupid of me.
But I think I can do it before it’s time for me to shower.
(Looks like lots of sleep on the plane for me.)
I’m at Grandma and Grandpa’s in Warner Robins
with my brother and mom and my cousin Devon.
It’s been pretty fun, surprisingly.
I feel sick.
I know this will be amazing and freeing and the rarest experience of my thus-far young life,
but I’m just anxious as fuck.
And ferries to the UK are only 40 euros.
And this Lit class is killing me.
And I’m really gonna miss my brother most of all. :(
UGH. 



A politician with morals and logic?



I went shopping in my friends closet and got this dank guinness shirt straight from the emerald isle.

It says: “Guinness: Every girl should have a little black drink.”

I’m obsessing - what’s new?





Friday, April 9, 2010

Mathew Screen Cast (Callums World)


The first of four screen (art) casts recorded during the painting of Callum's World.
This features Callum's son Mathew. Initial sketch was done with paper and pencil, scanned into Photoshop CS4 at 600dpi with the rendering done at 300dpi in CMYK.

Callum's World


A recent commission I completed for a 50th birthday gift. Callum and his family being the subjects of this caricature. A new first for me with this piece was to record my progress using Screen Cast. It was more a test run to get to know the software and definitely not intended to be a 'How to'. However by recording my painting and then re watching the compiled video I have learnt an awful lot about my technique and have identified lots of areas where I should improve particularly in productivity. Feel free to watch the vids and comment. will be upload soon.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Democracy Interrupted


This painting was commissioned by someone working in Afghanistan and he wanted to immortalise his time over there. His request coincided perfectly with the shambles that was the elections and the announcement of Karzai's eventual and somewhat unconstitutional (perhaps?) victory and re-election to President. Hurrah for democracy! Though thats all in the past now, quickly forgotten about and life goes on.