Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Amanda Palmer Tarot: Seven of Wands
Monday, October 5, 2009
More Amanda Palmer, Queens and faces
Ok, ok. So it's definitely been too long since my last post. I will try to make this one count! I've been doing a lot of work for Shadowrun, none of which I can show you of course. But I can show you some of the side projects I've been working on in between.
First off a couple more tiny portraits. Here are Mark and Valya:
These two were a lovely couple and I really enjoyed working from several pictures of their beautiful family. I tried to capture the most striking emotion that both portrayed in their images. Mark definitely struck me as a thoughtful, far-looking person and Valya had a smile that I knew would be infectious in person.
Next is a little private commission work in progress I've been on for a bit. The Queen of Hearts:
Pencil and watercolor.
And finally, the piece I have been working on for the Amanda Palmer Tarot deck. The Seven of Wands with inspiration drawn from Amanda's song, "Astronaut":
I really do love working in charcoal. The flexibility and texture allow for so many happy accidents. Such as a random accidental brush turning into the milky way wrapping around a figure.
First off a couple more tiny portraits. Here are Mark and Valya:
These two were a lovely couple and I really enjoyed working from several pictures of their beautiful family. I tried to capture the most striking emotion that both portrayed in their images. Mark definitely struck me as a thoughtful, far-looking person and Valya had a smile that I knew would be infectious in person.
Next is a little private commission work in progress I've been on for a bit. The Queen of Hearts:
Pencil and watercolor.
And finally, the piece I have been working on for the Amanda Palmer Tarot deck. The Seven of Wands with inspiration drawn from Amanda's song, "Astronaut":
I really do love working in charcoal. The flexibility and texture allow for so many happy accidents. Such as a random accidental brush turning into the milky way wrapping around a figure.
Labels:
amanda palmer,
drawings,
paintings,
portraits,
preliminary sketches,
sketches
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