"You know you're an artist when you go through the whole day with ink and paint smeared across the left side of your face, and when you find out, all you think is, Wow, that's a cool pattern." lyyang
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Showing posts with label Graphite and Carbon on Bristol Vellum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graphite and Carbon on Bristol Vellum. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Oreo
I was commissioned by a friend of mine's daughter to do this memorial picture of their dog Oreo as a Christmas present for her mom. Oreo was a great little dog and the apple of his mamma's eye. He'll be greatly missed.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Doc
This felt like one of my fasted pieces to date. Probably because I had no problem areas. I got it done just in time for the ANAC competition and it was chosen to go to the show.http://www.nebraskaartclubs.org/ Along with the drawing of my husbands motorcycle I did right before this.
I really enjoyed the beard and found it much easier than I anticipated. I'm still looking for the perfect eraser for the lifting off process. Something that gives me a thin, thin line.
I really enjoyed the beard and found it much easier than I anticipated. I'm still looking for the perfect eraser for the lifting off process. Something that gives me a thin, thin line.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Doc
Okay I lied. I didn't work on the beard. I figured out I couldn't until I had some background and shirt to "erase" from. So I've been spending the last 10 days or so working the shirt. It's mostly done. I'll have to fine tune the values in the shirt and background once I get the beard values in.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Doc
This is from a pic I took at the Bellevue Berry Patch. He was selling bird water whistles and when I asked him if I could take his pic he struck this perfect pose. He said many artists have asked him for his pic. I titled is "Doc" because I thought he looked like an old time doctor. He also looks like Santa so I probably will retool his hat and cloths at another time to do a Christmas drawing. The background, beard and face are done in graphite and the hat in carbon pencil. A combo of graphite and charcoal. In the next few days I will work the beard erasing adding graphite to get all the whiskers. It's my first time doing this so wish me luck!
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- Theresa Rhodus
- I teach art through many venues. Currently I teach with Metro Community College Continuing Education. Also I belong to the art galleries Eppley Gallery at the Eppley Airport in Omaha Nebraska and "Fine Arts on Fifth" in Malvern IA



