Ink and wash on Cold Press paper.

I Stuck with the black and white to emphasis the era of the dress. Feelin’ the vibe?

This is a screen print. I did 4 different layers. It was all direct stencil. I love the colors I got out of the fountain layer!

I will have these prints for sale during the student christmas sale at PNCA during December 10th-December 12th, 2009!

Come check it out.

Trippin'

Shot some reference photos in a studio class of a model and came up with this fun idea.

Gouache, Watercolor, and ink on paper.

total prints

I just started playing with woodcut printing earlier this fall in a printing class I’m taking in my free time.

Its definitely time consuming and risky but I like the result.

woodcut pink woodcut blue

This was a reductive wood cut. I started with an image and cut more off after I printed each layer. I did a total of 6 layers including the background.

print layers

seasons change u

Watercolor, gouache, acrylic, ink, mix it up baby. On Arches hot press. Toothy.

I was really playing with the color richness and abstract background. Fun to work with, the pose of the girl was really hard but I think I got it.

sketch

Just playin’ around with mixed media’s in my sketch book.

Assignment: Relate a slang term to its meaning.(Barbofski: men with mustaches, term existed in early western times)

Barbofskiimage

I was going with a poster theme. Kind of fun. Its gouache and ink on Hot press -Watercolor paper.

anita loos 2

anita loos 1

bunny spirits

This is INk, GouChe, and stiTching, on paper and illustration board.

birthday card

A sweet birthday card I made for “Audrey”!

This summer was inspiring. It was full of sun, skateboarding, hiking, traveling, injuries, some work and alot of influence.

Its now at an end and I’m starting my junior yr. at PNCA in Three days for another creative year.

Keep checking the site for new posts now that I’m back at it!

Me, the sis, and the dog. Hiking to Sphinx mtn.

Stitches

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