Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Some Old/New Things

Since this blog is about my hobbies, I decided to post some of my old and new art work. First off is portraits. This is my favorite, although difficult, form to draw. I find that proportion is the hardest thing to get right when it comes to drawing any figure, especially a face.
This portrait was inspired from the eyes of a model in a magazine ad. I started with her eyes and made the rest of her face my own from there.
 The inspiration for this portrait came from a line of clothing in a magazine.




After drawing for so long in pencil, I thought about working with color and this is what came of it. These drawings were inspired by a tattoo artist's sketches who specialized in Japanese art. I thought they had tremendous potential and I, once again, made it my own. 

This next one is just a portrait gone crazy, and again, experimenting with color.

 And finally we have my latest piece of random. I was feeling mighty creative one day and decided to make an abstract piece. I started with a drawing, then I used a bunch of different paper I had collected from scrapbook stores and cut the the shapes out I needed, glued them to a canvas and painted the edges brown.
Well, that about sums it up for my old/new things to share. I am working on some more 40k hobby, so I will probably post my progress this weekend. 

5 comments:

  1. So happy to see that you have posted your art for others to enjoy. I admire your creativity and versatility in all things crafty! So proud of you!

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  2. LOVE the artwork Sandie.....you have done a fabulous job. I dind't realize what a talented artist you were - please show us more!!! I am now a part of your fan club!!

    Love you girl
    ~Cheryl

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  3. I have heard a lot about your artwork from a very proud mom, so happy to see you share. So inspiring, and you are so talented Sandie. From Conster

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  4. well, Cassandra. I have finally figured out how to post on here. So, I love your work and I am so lucky, because I get to see it in person and before almost everyone else.

    I love you,
    Dad

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  5. I think we need to see your new Army pieces!

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