I got a book about Italy and its culture and the photographs were amazing. I wanted to use some of those beautiful photographs and draw from them.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Female Pirate 2
I decided to go back to some of the reference images I had left on my desk and work on some of them. This was one of the images I really wanted to work on. Since the first pirate I did was in watercolor I thought it would be good to keep using watercolor in order to get more practice with it.
It's a Part of Me
This is the final color version of the original b/w painting of my good friend Andres Taveras. He is very passionate about graffiti so I thought it would be appropriate to portray him painting himself out of a wall.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Pen and Ink
I used a lot of brown paper, ink, gesso, oil paint, and only one nib. It was my favorite, it could do any line and it held a lot of ink. Interesting to work with these materials.
Osama's Legacy
Monday, November 21, 2011
Oil Paint "Grisaille"
This is my very first oil painting. It has been an amazing experience to learn how to use the paint and paint mediums. I wanted to have a good digital copy of this stage of the painting since it will go on to be a color painting in a few days. I have to thank my friend Andres Taveras for letting me paint him and for helping me with all the poses I needed for this.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Globophobia!
This is my interpretation of this unusual kind of phobia. Globophobia is the fear of balloons. I decided to put regular balloons at the bottom and they come alive as they get higher and higher. My entry for the Halloween Phobias Contest. Done in Photoshop with a few textures from CG Textures.
Monday, October 10, 2011
OWLlusionist
This is one of the first characters I have done just in Illustrator. It is great to finally be able to push the techniques I know as far as I can. I am looking forward to the next one!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Latin American Heritage Month Contest
This is my entry for this contest. I wanted to have 4 different figures that are part of our heritage. The four figures represent different aspects of our culture. Literature, entertainment, government, and of course ART!!
14 x 17
Pen and ink on bristol paper.
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