Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Chillin


Acrylic monochromatic piece of blue tree frog.

It rose from the chest...


Chalk pastel using gray scale on gray toned paper.

Frogger studies


Chalk pastel studies of blue tree frog.

Spotlight drawing I did of a goofy still-life I had set up with my clothes. Pencil and charcoal

B.D.R Mutiny


Test piece I did for the first semester of Degree Project my junior year. Done in watercolor and gouche. I used the "pieta" statue for the pose but created the mother and child figure by creating my own Bengali mother figure and having the child be a B.D.R soldier.

New Years Memory


Did an acrylic painting of a memory I had as a child of my Dad slipping on the ice and cutting the side of his eye wide open.

Mum Portrait


Stipple drawing using thin prisma markers.

One Fine Day...








You have to read it from the most bottom image to the top. I did this short comic strip for Narrative Illustration during junior year of college. Done in water color, pen & ink, and gouche.

Love in the 21st Century



Watercolor piece i did for Illustration II during junior year.


This piece was done for Word & Image during my junior year of college. I did the illustrations in gouche, watercolor, and pen & ink. The text was in-laid with photoshop. The assignment was to create a theatrical poster for selected characters from the play.


I believe this piece was done for Illustration I class during sophomore year. I decided to do an editorial type piece for question 2 being passed in Massachusetts. Colored pencil and marker and then tweeked in photoshop.

Reflecting



Reflection piece done in watercolor, gouche, and pen & ink. Done for advanced drawing during sophomore year of college. Model= Jared Friedman.


Caricature of the Coen Brothers done in watercolor, marker, and colored pencil.

Wabi-Sabi



"Wabi-Sabi" piece. I did this for Advanced drawing with a variety of pencils. It's a drawing of a couch in this run down, abandoned parking lot with the back drop of the "Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica".



Self-Portrait study I did during Human Figure class of sophomore year of college. We were to render ourselves and then superimpose what our possible skull looked like over it using tracing paper. Pencils for the drawing. Sharpie and thin prisma markers for the skull.

The MZA



Pencil sketch I did back in sophomore year of college of Method Man. Just charcoal and different B pencils.

Confinement of Marriage



The third piece of my Degree Project was motivated by thoughts and feelings towards arranged marriage in Bangladesh, and for the most part, any arranged marriage. I have an ingrained sense of wrong towards arranged marriage because it places the woman almost as a prisoner within the marriage due to cultural upbringing of what sexes are entitled to as people. Thus, arranged marriage for the most part within Bangladesh, I feel, places the woman as a second class citizen.
I utilized the same exact techniques as the 'Malnourishment" piece.

Malnourishment



This is piece number 2 of my degree project. I focused upon one of the most crippling atrocities of Bangladesh, malnourishment. Specifically, the malnourishment of children. The text is Bengali script for 14,080,000. Approximately the number of children affected by malnourishment in the entire country.
I tape transferred the drawing of my malnourished child onto a prepared surface which consisted of newspaper covered with matte medium. The colors were acrylic paint placed on with a palette knife. The text was tape transferred on as well. I went into the shading of the figure with some marker and white acrylic paint for the super high-lights.