Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Serene

5"x5" Mixed Medium
Serene
Study of a model

Subject: female

Medium: Pen and Ink, picture collage.

Concept: To illustrate the beautiful coily hair texture of the female looking out in the distance in peace and serenity. I love to study hair of all textures, especially coily, kinky hair, which has constantly been under represented.


Saturday, February 23, 2013

Study of Jody Watley

Mixed medium 5"x 5"


Study of Jody Watley


What is interesting about the study, is that it is part scratch art and part collage. I ran through a series of accidents during the scratch art. Then I resolved it by the use of photo collage of flowers. I wanted to express the organic flow of Jody by surrounding her with nature.

And then in a sense, this was the last of my scratch art experimentation and the beginning of using collages with my sketches  in the next couple of studies.

I Guess there's no such thing as mistakes, only discoveries!

Jody Watley is a class act! A good singer with an incredible voice. Miss Watley was a former soul train dancer and one third member of the original music group Shalimar.
Jody Watley was stylish, a chic trendsetter. Her fashion was ahead of the time. Her songs were energetic, even the slow jams. Her dance moves were like poetry. She made it OK to get up and dance just because it felt good. Why I loved about her music videos, especially the video, "Real Love" she used her clothing as part of the dance routine. When I mean by that is that she worked those clothes. Miss Watley didn't play around. Every dance move was intentional. In a way, her clothes were the back up dancers.

What I enjoyed most about the study was the rendering of her tousled hair and the sharp detail of her hoop earrings which have always been her trademark.

Jody Watley is a true performer who could truly sing and dance!


Monday, January 9, 2012

Sketchbook Chronicles 2





Sketchbook 

Definition - A book, also called a sketchpad, with blank pages used for drawing


Sketchbook Chronicles 2 Collage


Hi there!



I noticed when drawing on a square sketch pad, my sketches (proportions) became wide and broad.


I tried to fight the urge then I surrendered to it. Then I fought it again……and finally, I surrendered.“Enjoy the process, Enjoy the journey!”