Prince Ucay

Another piece from my Illustrated Book Project. This actually the first final image I got done. It's from the 2nd and 3rd pages of the book and would be a 2 page spread. This is also the first time the prince is pictured. The text would go on the left side between the tree roots. 12in x 18in, watercolor, gouache.

Also now it's winter break, so more updates after Christmas

Evil Witch

Piece from my illustrated book project. This is the first page where you see the witch Minga-Yang. Minga-Yang carries evil spells and potions on her back so that she can spread disease wherever she goes. 9.5in x 12in watercolor, gouache.

Prompt # 2

The second prompt. Inspiration is here. Watercolor, gouache 8.5in x 11in

Prompts, Again

So my friends and I have decided to do prompts again. This time we'll be posting them to a separate blog, which is here. This week's prompt was to go to lookbook and create an piece inspired by an image. 4in x 10in, watercolor, gouache.

Maleficent Monarchs Manufacturing Macaroons

First post of senior year! Now that I'm back in school I should be posting more regularly. This is my first assignment for my Illustrated Book. We had to come up with a 4 word phrase that used alteration to illustrate. 10.5 x13.5in, watercolor and gouache.

Wizarding Ware

For Lifestyles. We were each assigned an upcoming film and told to create an image of a femal model that draws inspiration from the movie. I got Harry Potter 6.The illustration is of that creepy Inferi-filled lake Harry and Dumbledore cross to get the Horcrux. The clothing is all from current designers. 9in x 12in, watercolor and gouache

Feather Island

First assignment for Concepts II. It's an illustration of this place called Feather Island, where all the inhabitants are women and the upper class women have feathers instead of hair. Watercolor, gouache, 16.5 x 20in.

Wet Media Stuff

My goal for this semester is not to totally forget about this blog when finals come around. Here are the last few projects from Wet Media Kitchen.Watercolor one week assignment. I used salt in ground and gouache for the outlines. The creature is a centaur. 12 x 14in, watercolor and gouache.Final project. Same technique as the centaur piece. It's a wrap around cover for a book of fairytales. 18 x 25in, watercolor and gouache

Phoenix

For Wet Media Kitchen. We have started using gouache, which I don't have much experience with. Sometimes I'm not sure what I'm doing when I paint with gouache, but I'm liking it. The creature in a phoenix: magical, long-lived bird, reborn from fire etc. 9in x 13in, gouache

Prompt: Pet

Alison's choice of prompt this week. Looks like finally did a prompt that wasn't a pretty lady. But I'm sure I'll get back to that next week since it is my choice. Here is a little girl and her giant magical whatever-it-is. 5in x 7in, gouache, ink