in which the colors eat your face

i told you the colors would eat your face. P:

~kelsey

in which a character reoccurs

for concept, our latest project has been digitally illustrating one of our characters from the first project. so remember my little leafy girl character from earlier in the semester?

here she is again! with a face! and a snail! :Ddone in Corel Painter X.
i'll be doing another illustration like this (probably with a different character) for the next project in that class, too.

~kelsey

in which water is colorful

i come bearing watercolor!




posted in no particular order.

in which i play god

here's the third part of the first assignment from Concept/Character/Environment. it consisted of force fitting two things into one creature.

the first was an animal and an insect. i got marmoset and harlequin cabbage bug. i like this character, but i really need to redraw that pose, it got a bit stiff. anyway, i would totally have this creepy little guy as a pet. :)the second was an animal and a vehicle, and i got wolf and chopper (the motorcycle, not a helicopter). this gave me an insane amount of trouble because i basically can't draw mechanical things to save my life, but i'm fairly pleased with the end result.

more to come (eventually)! stick around!

~kelsey

in which i eat cake

actually, this is old news, but i'd thought i'd share it with you nonetheless. a couple weeks back i made....STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE! and it was delicious. although it's not really my usual art, it's still pretty mouthwatering, i think.mmmmm....the moral of the story is that i should make this more often.

~kelsey

in which things are oily

oil paints! that's right, folks, oil paints. here's my first two paintings:i'll hopefully get a better picture of that second one later. unfortunately, all the progress shots are kinda blurry...
that's all, folks!

~kelsey

in which there are ninas

today i have for you something completely different! well...not so much, really. it's nina's face. again. (i draw her a lot)

for media we did paper cut-out portraits of classmates. the finished piece!what was left of the tracing paper drawing when i was done with it!and another cut-out of nina based on a drawing from my figure sketchbook. i was bored and all i had was lined paper so....this is the result. hooray?

~kelsey