The above pictures are components of my illustration of Death's Messengers. the lower image is the progress on the finished work, whereas the upper one is of the sketches i am using.
This is for my Graphic Arts class and for the occasional Warhammer 40,000 post.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Art Start- Whatever this is
"The clock strikes 12.
You have to hurry before everything changes.
What do you leave behind?"
What do I leave behind... What do i leave forever...? MY STUPID BUSHY EYEBROWS. These things have weight to them and a mind of their own. Every day they seem to try and replace my eyes. I have evil eyebrows man, and it's scary.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Next Project- Fairy Tale illustration.
The next project I have begun in my Graphic Arts class is an original but inspired illustration of a fairy tale. I plan on illustrating Death's Messengers by the Brothers Grimm. you can read the story here. The style that we must mimic and leave our impression on is none other than the style of Camille Rose Garcia, whose work can be found here.
Art Start- Lewis Carroll
This has to be the one quote from Alice in Wonderland that i can recall. I do not remember exactly when it was said or why, but it conveys quite the message. The only way to fight and escape this cold and cruel reality is to retreat within ourselves, into our imagination. Our place of safety and warmth, a place of calm and freedom. We can be who we want to be and do what we want to do in our imaginations without question. We can don the wings of freedom and fight against this oppressive reality with a weapon we all possess- imagination.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Art Start- Einstein
Albert Einstein, quite an intelligent man. He must have read fairy tales. Anyways, fairy tales are full of real life situations hidden under the fantasy of dragons, faeries, or evil magic. They teach you to lie and get away with it and get out of trouble in general. Fairy tales show that honesty is key in some situations, or that you need some degree of pride to persevere.
Friday, February 13, 2015
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