Showing posts with label Original Illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Original Illustration. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Stumped again!
Pen. For the nth time I can't seem to win to get myself satisfied over drawing this caricature of Mark Wahlberg from the movie "The Fighter". I keep inventing on how to approach his face in a exaggerated way but still can't seem to keep his likeness-- that I believe is the hardest part of a caricature. I guess I'll try again in the next round.Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Who is she anyway?
Black ball point pen. This is the only attempt I did on doing the full body (at the most) in a caricature style. Mostly I constrained my drawings to just doing the head. I know I can't be too comfortable and not have the desire to think out of the box. It's Emily Blunt, by the way.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Doodles
The sketches above are some that I have piled up over time that I wasn't able to post for a long while, for 2 and a half months, or so. Why the long absense? I don't know, just got tired of posting, I guess. But I was still keeping up with drawing, though I slowed down in some degree. I have been trying to learn digital painting with WACOM intuous3. And somehow I could not get it going. I thought WACOM is that friendly user that I jumped the gun. I was wrong.Monday, November 8, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Perlman again
Ink on paper. Among the many personalities I have drawn, Itzhak Perlman is the most person I did many times over. I'm not so sure why, but I'm sure this is not the last. For almost a year now I have been doing a lot of doodles on ink and paper for reasons that it's convenient and an easy pack up when why little one comes prowling around to mess up things. Especially now that she is starting to walk by herself. I'm looking forward in the near future of doing art with her around trying to get busy emulating his father --that we'll be a calmer situation. Perhaps, I could work on a more serious medium like pastel, charcoal, oil, or digital painting. I'm glad the Republican party, backed by the Tea Party Movement, had a sweeping victory across the nation in last Tuesday's mid-term election. The Dems and the far left pundits are no longer name-calling and laughing at the people's movement. Obama and the elitist left are done with their arrogance, insensitivity, and callowness on issues that matters most on the people. "The people has clearly spoken", as he puts it in his press conference the day after. So it remains to be seen if he's sincere on what he is professing of working with the now majority party Republicans. I don't know how Obama is really going to work with the new majority leader who is NOT bent on compromising the Obamacare and TARP Reform. Why would anybody compromise on anything that will surely bankrupt the nation? I strongly support the 'Repeal and Replace the Obamacare'. Obama in defense of his defeat on his supposedly referendum said, "he didn't communicate enough and people didn't get it" --he gave 258 speeches on healthcare alone!!! You can't possibly believe this guy on everything he says and he would make it sound good like candy so everybody buys it.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
100th Sketch
Ball point ink on paper. Did this one to emulate J. Seiler's clean and crisp cross hatching. It happen to be my 100th sketch for this year, and for sure I'll still be counting for more.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
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