06/25-26/2021 impatient inpatien

Progress pics. the Most complete is ProCreate experimentation (pic of the painting digitally “painted” on the iPad. Analog painting to follow. Yes, those are glass beads glued to the canvas. 

 

06/01/2021 Shell Necklace—Complete

 

More necklace progress

 

5/24/2021 Frog friend

 

Ring of power

 

03/15/21 Iconaccidental Study 2—Final

 I was not satisfied with this as it was. She looked like a zombie to me. I added shading/contouring/highlighting/color and tweaked the saturation and am much more satisfied with this version. Still not really realistic, but I guess that’s what cameras are for.

3/14/2021 Elk River

Imagined in a room:

03/11/2021 North Street (analog) fixed

I used my kindergarten cutting and pasting skills to help correct the roofline on this illustration. I cut out the parts that didn’t work and couldn’t be erased and pasted the parts I kept onto a new page and went from there. 

Here’s a comparison of both digital and analog with both rooflines:

10/25/2020 Inktober 2020 #25: Buddy

 

10/24/2020 Inktober #23; RIP

This is Indy. He kept me alive and sane during grad school. He was the best dog. He ate my tears (literally chewed them, it was so funny) and made me laugh every day. Living with him was like living with Lassie. We joked that he day-traded when I was at work. He had his own NPR membership. He closed cabinet doors for me. He was everything. He was THE best boi doggo. I miss him so much. (And yes, his eyes were really like that. He was an Australian Shepherd x Cocker Spaniel.)

IconAccidental photo study #1

 *** DISCLAIMER!!! This was TRACED from a photo and painted using many layers and next to the photo I can see all these things wrong with it but I have to be done now so I can make dinner so this is it for today—it’s only a study. I’ll be doing several of these before I try painting it myself. Also,yes, I have her permission to paint this photo.  ***  

She is a really cool lady see @iconaccidental on Instagram.