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EDWARD, PENCIL. I love Tim Burton movies. I must have watched Edward Scissor Hands like a million times.INCOMPLETE, PENCIL I started this as a sketchbook assignment in high school and never finished. I just couldn't touch it without thnking I would ruin it.AFTER SARGENT, ACRYLIC PAINT This was a project I did in art school. She's actually very tiny, around 5x5. I painted this on a cardboard like paper. Took me hours of fun and frustration.DYNAMIC DRAWINGS, PENCIL I drew this from a book called Dynamic Drawing, go figure. I wanted to get into comic book art.LITTLE GIRL, PASTEL I actually started drawing this in colored pencil. My art teacher saw how I was using them and said, "Try these." They were pastels and I couldn't get enough...CONSTRUCTION, CHARCOAL My art teacher gave me a picture she took of all the contruction we had in town. I decided to draw this one. People say there is a face in the ground. I didn't to it on purpose, I swear, that's how it looked. It's all I heard when I put it up in my first museum. exhibitFURY WITHIN, CHARCOAL I was very angry when I drew this. I think that pretty much explains this one.FALLING MYSTERY, PASTEL I have no explanation on why I drew this out. It just popped in my head.I created this on drawing paper. It is made with pastels and digital media. I drew this actually while drinking awesome green tea at starbucks.JENKINS, ACRYLIC PAINT I was watching too much Howl's Moving Castle and this sprang to mind. I had a lot of fun using my fan brush as his feathersILLUSTIONIST OF TIME, ACRYLIC PAINT I had an old clock from my Grandma and this came to mind after staring at it for too long.KEYHOLE, ACRYLIC PAINT I was watching Jim Hensen's Mirror Mask. I love that movie so much. If you happen to like it too, I highly suggest the movie Ink.FAITH, ACRYLIC PAINT I have no reason why I made this other than I dreamed it.LADY OF THE FLAMES, ACRYLIC PAINT I was doing this to demonstrate the different techniques that I use in theater. It was based off an awesome picture I found in Spectrum. It's not original that's why it's not for sale as a print.EYE OF THE BEHOLDER, ACRYLIC PAINT WITH A PIECE OF MIRROR I really wanted to use a mirror in my art and this is what I got.KEEPER OF THE STARS, ACRYLIC PAINT I really like pictures of the universe, so I decided to paint this.HEAD SPACE, DIGITAL ART I was doing this for a Deviant Art contest, I can't remember if I posted it. I never win those things, not part of the click.EYE IN SPACE, DIGITAL ART I was doing this for a Deviant Art contest, I can't remember if I posted it. I never win those things, not part of the click.CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, THEATER, HOUSE PAINT It was a lot of fun to paint. Especially, when those lines are painted in floor boards.BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS, THEATER, FAUX GOLD AND RUST I finally got upgraded from a primer and was given free range to my talents.BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS, GOAT BOY/THEATER, HOUSE PAINT ON BURLAP Do you know how hard this was? Insane... His hair ended up looking like a Dragon Ball Z character. I just wish I had a reference photo, I would have totally rocked the burlap world!OEDIPUS REX, THEATER, HOUSE PAINT, FLOOR DESIGN We actually ended up creating an oversize stamp with sponges cut to look like mosiacs tiles. Dip, stamp, and repeat... many times.SIN CITY MURAL, HOUSE PAINT I remember loving Sin City so much when it came out. There is actually glow paint on it, to mimic the same highlights in the movie. It's 9X12 FEET... Oh and Bruce Willis has too much of a squinty face, but he still ROCKS!First drawing I did in sharpie marker. I did this fro the LS Hoffman Gallery at the Munhall Community Day Event.This is a cool comic book character I created. I actually xeroxed the picture to get defined lines, and then I colored it in with pastels.
Acrylic painting of Lord Of the Rings. I made this as a Christmas Present to my Boyfriend's Mother. I actually did this as a deomnstration of my talent and The St. Mary of the Mount craft fair. I did this in a surprising 4 hours.Painted with acrylic on a 12X16 canvas board. I painted this from a picture out of Rolling Stones magazine. It's Leonardo DiCaprio. I gave it my Boyfriend as a Birthday Present.Wolverine. I painted him with acrylic and used him as a display in my art show. Who doesn't like Wolverine, SERROUSLY...?FBI FOX, PENCIL I was a big fan of X-Files growing up, who wasn't?LOST BOYS, PENCIL I just have to say Kiefer Sutherland has, artistically speaking, a very strange head shape. I guess I should just blame that on the genetics of Donald Sutherland.STARK, CHARCOAL. I am a BIG fan of one of the best sci-fi series Farscape. It was created by the Jim Hensen company, and I remember the character Stark having a very good magazine scowl.VINCENT, PENCIL. Another sci-fi show i use to watch was called The Invisible Man. I am still waiting for season 2 to come out on DVD. The character Fawkes had the coolest eyes when he went crazy in one episode.Lord Of The Rings. PENCIL. I actually drew this in high school as a sketch book assignment. I was in high school when Lord of the Rings came out... Wow, now I feel a little old... and nerdy.Jessica Alba, PENCIL. I was a big fan of the tv show Dark Angel. I bought those on DVD when they first came out. I remember thinking she was way more cool than Buffy. This was also the first picture I did in charcaol. All my art just clicked after that.
DRESDEN FILES MURAL, ACRYLIC PAINT I love everything Jum Butcher writes. I did this for my Boyfriend to try out a mural picture. I think I can do a lot better and hope to re-do this one day.JASON MURAL, ACRYLIC PAINT I painted this for a friend. Her son really loves Jason.VILLIANS MURAL, ACRYLIC PAINT I did this for a friend's birthday. I still want another stab at Darth Vader. He is just a big geometric mess.I did this for a friend's son in charcoal on black paper. It's chucky from Child's Play. I kept having to stop while I was drawing this, it was freaking me out.I did this for a friend's son in charcoal on black paper. It's Freddy from Nightmare On Elm Street. Freddy is creepy, but his burns make for a fun time with pastels.I did this for a friend's son in charcoal on black paper. It's Mike from Monster's Inc. I really likes this movie and was happy to draw it for my friend's child.I did this for a friend's son in charcoal on black paper. It's Rudy from Ice Age 3. After this I came to the conclusion thay drawing a dinasour can be annoying.This is an impressionistic painting I created with acrylics. I got the picture from those new infrared photos on thre internet.I did this for my friend Lara, Happy Birthday! I have to admit I was afraid I was going to miss a letter in the name of the graphic novel It went on FOREVER, I wish I used marker instead.
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Woman Dreaming Of Color, 16X20, Charcoal and Acrylic Paints, Located In the L.S. Hoffman Gallery. I actually just looked at a picture of Elizabeth Taylor and this popped into my head.The Lookout, 16X20, Acrylic Paints, Located In The Hollywood Theater in Dormont. I was just looking through forest pictures on Google and this juist came ito mind. Mother Nature waking up and taking a peek. Also, displayed in the L.S. Hoffman Gallery Jan 2012A Woman's Wrath, 16X20, Acrylic Paints, Located in the L.S. Hoffman Gallery. I was actually thinking how destructive a woman could be if she could ever manifest her anger.Audrey Hepburn, 12X15, Charcoal, Located In The L.S. Hoffman Gallery. I always loved this picture growing uip. I have to admit her hair was a nightmare to draw and the paper I used was wrong. It was almost like drawing on glass after a point.Dakota Fanning, 9X12, Pastels, Located in the L.S. Hoffman Gallery. She was actually fun to draw. The problem always with pastels is if you layer on too much color it gets muddy and then your just done.Shirley Temple, 10X12, Acrylic Paints, Located in the L.S. Hoffman Galllery. No pun intented but her cheeks were being cheeky. I would love to do a better job in charcoal some day.Flirty, Made with pen, pencil, charcoal, and watercolors. Made on 9X12 medium Strathmore paper. On display at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the entire month of August 2011.Spontaneous. Made with pen, pencil, charcoal, and watercolors. Made on 9X12 medium Strathmore paper. On display at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the entire month of August 2011.Thoughtful, Made with pen, pencil, charcoal, and watercolors. Made on 9X12 medium Strathmore paper. On display at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the entire month of August 2011.Celtic Fairy. Painted with acrylic and metallic paints on a 16X20 canvas. Will be on display at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the entire month of August 2011Mother Nature. Painted with acrylic paints on a 16X20 canvas. Will be on display at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the entire month of August 2011Made with Pastels on Strathmore Paper. The WWII Nurse is 11X16" and is up at the LS Hoffman Gallery for the month of September.WWII add made with pastels and sharpie marker. It is 11X16" on Strathmore paper. This is up at the LS Hoffman Gallery for the month of September.Uncle Sam WWII add made with pastels on 11X16" Strathmore paper. It is Currently up at the LS Hoffman Gallery for the month of September.The city of Pittsburgh, PA. It is painted in acylic paints and on a 16X18" canvas. It is currently up at the LS Hoffman Gallery for the month of September. I went through A LOT of painter's tape for this one. 9AUTUMN 11X14" Made on Strathmore Sketch paper with pastels. This was up in the Hollywwod Theater In Dormont. It was up for the month of October through November. A charity event through Most Fine Arts Gallery.DANCE OF AUTUMN 8X10" Made on black charcoal paper with pastels and sharpie marker. Displayed at the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the month of November.TASTE OF AUTUMN 11X14" Made on Strathmore Sketch paper with pastels. Displayed in the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the month of November.WINDS OF AUTUMN 11X14" Made on Strathmore Sketch paper with pastels. Displayed in the L.S. Hoffman Gallery for the month of November.I created this for a Post-It-Note contest that was due November 27th, 2011. I don't know if it made it in time, but I guess I'll find out in a few weeks. It was made with 12 post-it-notes with pencil and pen.I created this for a Post-It-Note contest that was due November 27th, 2011. I don't know if it made it in time, but I guess I'll find out in a few weeks. It was made with 12 post-it-notes with pencil and pen.Finding Color, 9X12", made on Strathmore Paper with watercolor, pencil, and pen. This picture is about a fairy finding her color in the world. I thought it would be interesting to show her real relaxed about the whole experience. Currently up at the Hoffman Gallery for the month of Jan 2012.Lost, created on 11x14" Strathmore Paper with pastels, pencil, pen, and marker. It's about a woman lost in either a dream or another world, not even she is sure, but it haunts her. Currently up at the Hoffman Gallery for the month of Jan 2012.A Reflection Of Fantasy, made on 11X14" Strathmore Paper with pastels, pen, pencil, and marker. This is about a woman's reflection of another world. What makes this interesting is this photo can be hung in any direction. Currently up at the Hoffman Gallery for the month of Jan 2012.Immortal, made on 11X14" Strathmore Paper with pastels, marker, pen, and pencil. An Immortal who is free of age, but still restricted to the measurement and progression of time. Do you see the birds of freedom? Currently up at the Hoffman Gallery for the month of Jan 2012.