This is my 2nd assignment for my editorial illustration class. We read an article about religious prejudice in America, which is currently focused on Muslims. The idea was the hands are trying to repress the Muslim woman so much that they have created a barrier against her. I didn't use red, white and blue colors on purpose because I thought it was cheese it up too much. I love how it came out, hope someone from NY times sees this. I'll put up the sketches for this soon, I have them on my flash drive somewhere.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Is This America?
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Labels: brown people, Paints, School, watercolor
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Hell Week


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Labels: Drawing and Painting, Galleries, professional, watercolor
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Awful things in small packages
7"x7", Watercolor/Ink

Here is my fist painting of the semester. It's for my Editorial Illustration class, a new elective, which I'm already enjoying very much. The first assignment was to select a proverb and using a current event illustrate what you think the proverb meant.I choose "your sins will find you out" and the concept is how one can become consumed and "imprisoned" by their bills and debt (represented by the credit cards), which is now becoming more of the norm. Took me forever of course, my hand hurts just thinking about it, but it was worth it! I'll post up more sketches soon.
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Labels: Drawing and Painting, issues (think, School, think, think about it), watercolor
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Summer Sketches: The Finale





Sketches I did during the last weeks of summer. I'll miss it but I'm glad to be back in school. I feel so pumped but the laziness of the summertime still is washing over me. I'll have some paintings up soon I hope along with photos of the upcoming crazy gallery hopping session I'm about to have in the next three weeks. Wish me luck and I wish you guys luck as well.
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Labels: Art, Drawing and Painting, personal, sketches, vacation








