Digital Still Lifes.

Remember when I noticed I didn't know how to properly paint digitally? It was cool. Well I've been practicing during break with simple still lifes, and here they are.

In other news, Happy Holidays! :D

Sketchbook poop

Perspective Work

I just scanned absolutely  almost everything I have done at Ringling, so expect many pictures.

This is just some of my major assignments from my Drawing I course

 Two Point Inventive Exterior. We had to make a figure destroying a building, so I made a chain reaction that started with a bird pooping and ended with a car crash.

A two point inventive interior. A Samurai exile living in a Caribbean island; just because I miss my home. This actually got submitted to a class-contest my perspective teacher did, so this here image got sent to some guy named Doug from Disney and he picked a winning piece. 

Last perspective assignment: an inventive exterior done using three point perspective. A Star Wars themed roller coaster collapses when the AT-AT that supports it moves. Done in ink wash and pens. We picked the best in the class and mine got tied in for third place. It was cool. 

So many figures! And a self-portrait

Emphasis Project

Oh, look, some 2-D Design! I really liked the lamp-climbing idea, even if I wasn't able to execute it the way I wanted to. I might continue working on the original sketch and eventually make it a shirt or something.

Pershpective

DIPSY

Theme was "things you don't want to get too close to"

Allow me to bombard you with some good old fashion figure drawing

I can't wait to have better things to show off.

STAY ILL.

So, yesterday, Bitch Adele gave us a ride to Sarasota Lanes for the Illest of Ill benefit show. Basically, a bunch of cool bands and hipsters. It's all good. Originally we went there to spend $5 and buy our own stickers, but hey, guess what? THEY WEREN'T THERE.
Upset we were. Very upset.

But then we noticed that the show didn't actually suck and that there's some cool bands around Sarasota. Now I really want to get the hell out of campus and be inspired by the interesting people around this beachy area.

But anyways, here's the so longed for sticker that was not sold at the show

An octopus with a mustache? Aww yes. 

Welp.

Life is complicated.

Figure Drawings

These are just a few of the many entries in my accepted portfolio at Ringling. It's really nothing impressive, just some good old figure drawings. 

First week at Ringling, you guys~

I have finally started my college career over at Ringling College of Art and Design. I feel so happy/grateful to be here around such wonderfully talented and quirky peeps. 

This is also the start of my blog (a real blog) in which I will keep you posted in terms of my art work/life at Sarasota. 

I know the next four years are going to be rather stressful and I am already beginning to feel the anxiety, but I know it will be worth it. :D