And then just some drawings from my sketchbook:
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Re-Touched Art Piece
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Aquarium Visit
While in LA, visiting my family, my brother and my sister-in-law took me to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. If there are any places that I absolutely love being in are aquariums!
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Crafts-and-Drawings Show and Tell
I'm almost done knitting a small shawl made with super-soft Peruvian baby alpaca yarn (from Rowan's Lima edition). Sooo soft. And because of it's chain construction (a "braided" yarn), it's also sort of stretchy.
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As a christmas gift, I also crocheted a shawl for one of my friends who lives in Norway:
( Taken at Modern Yarn, my local yarn shop)
Lastly, during my winter break in Los Angeles, I got to spend time with one of my sisters, who lives in San Francisco. Here are two drawings I made of her:
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| I drew her in medieval garb for fun. |
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| This didn't come out as good because I used a ballpoint pen instead of something erasable, oooh well. |
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
New Copic Markers!
One of my brothers and my sister-in-law gave me a large set of copic markers for christmas!
I'm still in shock, but alright. I never really looked up how to use them because I figured I would never own one since they're so expensive. Because of their blending capability, they're like an interesting mix between watercolors and markers. I'm quite happy with the set and it was a lot of fun to use them (the blending is exactly what I wanted from markers).
Below are my first test-run with this new medium:
I'm still in shock, but alright. I never really looked up how to use them because I figured I would never own one since they're so expensive. Because of their blending capability, they're like an interesting mix between watercolors and markers. I'm quite happy with the set and it was a lot of fun to use them (the blending is exactly what I wanted from markers).
Below are my first test-run with this new medium:
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| I definitely played around more with the blending option in this illustration. |
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