Here ya go:

Have some Autumny Trees, on me.

Picture Time!

The Portrait for printmaking is actually a series of FIVE images. With a common symbol. My symbol is an axe:

Notes and sketch of the portrait of a king with the head of a wolf.

sketches of the queen and the knight.

sketches of the knave and the family crest.

Notes and sketches for the Seven Ravens:

Final display of video and outline

speech bubbles and Ma and Pop

Pop and his pipe, and a few Raven Brothers

More Raven Brothers and some keys from the Morning Star

A sister and someone who is not the Morning Star (I hate that design)

Hola! Que pasa?

Hey hey. Here is a short explaination:
I am an art student. A bad one quite often, as I'm quite disorganized and late on many of my projects. That's no good, is it? Anyway, in an effort to fix this, I've thrown together this blog to update myself on whatever I'm doing. Oh, and maybe my instructors. And future generations of confused shambling art students. You never know!

Currently, I have two projects. Fancy that.
#1. Printmaking Portrait:
It's like a family portrait. It's gonna be weird. It makes me uncomfortable, but I'll put up my notes maybe.

#2. The Seven Ravens
It's for Video AND Painting. Way to kill two birds with one stone, me. No pun intended. Get this, I do a bunch of paintings and then animate them together, like a slide show sort of. Also weird, but that's ok. It's based on the Brothers' Grimm Story.

Images in the next post.