Clara Barton Illustrations

Just finished my second children's book about Clara Barton the woman who started the red cross. I procrastinated for months so after working for a week straight here are the results.

figure paintings

Just completed a week long figure drawing class, it was awesome i realized that I actually really like oil painting.

Day one hands are two small :/

Day 2

Day Three complimentary color scheme red and green

Day Four, dont like this one
the skin tones are too similar to the background

Day Five pretty happy with this one

sketchbook

SO here is some stuff from my sketchbook even though no one even follows this blog yet ohwellll. Ive been having a giant art block ever since the semester ended so ive been trying to force myself to draw more.  

CACTUS ARMS! Drawing for a friends band

nerd stuff.

drawings for my next children's book about Clara Barton, I hate drawing animals cause I dont know how, all of them are google image references :/

sketches for a large scale drawing im planning

Life drawing

A fucked up dream I had

Characters from an old story I wrote

Bodies from imagination

Life drawing

                         Portraits of my boyfriend, I like the yellow one best

creeeep.

More stuff

Hello wanted to post some of my older illustration work from SCAD...

Perspective practice, inspired by the alleyways behind River St. in Savannah GA

My character Charlie from a graphic novel I started but never finished

Charlie and the meat factory

Circus characters

Coaster characters

Dealing with death, drawing for my first print ever

DINOMITE christmas present for my boyfriend

An unwelcome guest,  inspired by a Decemberists song

Materials practice, used a cracking and aging varnish for this

The Jonas Brothers in all their pathetic talentless glory.

Harriet Tubman Illustrations

Illustrations for a book a children's book I just finished back in March, it was a longggg job. It should be published by the end of the year I think! There pretty much in order and if you couldn't tell, they show the story of Harriet Tubman's life. 

This one is my favorite, I liked the colors