Plaid on Plaid

pen, ink, watercolor, acrylic paint on wood

Ink on wood

ink, white acrylic, pen on wood

it was a lot of fun to paint this portrait. Ever since I saw the source picture I thought, "HEY I SHOULD PAINT HIM ON WOOD!" As I was progressing and in the middle of it, I thought, "ughhhhh I messed uuuup"

I think I'm satisfied with the final product.

my portraits never really look like the original source pictures anyways. hehhehehe...

I might make a case study of modern architecture.

boop.

 a Corbusier chair and a levitating staircase.

corbusier chairs in a room

I may compile all of my images/illustrations of architecture and put it in a book. Hopefully I don't get burnt out by the book before I hit the half-way mark. -____-'

print fair!

I went to the print fair at school today and met a bunch of new cool people! It was a lot of fun and I spent so much dinero, but at the same time it was money well worth spent. I sold a few prints... more than half of them actually. (Mostly because I didn't make many copies because I wanted to see what would sell more) It was fun to see what pieces people gravitated towards.

Anyways, these are a few popular prints that sold out within the few hours I sat.

poppies

I was about to sell a book of my illustrations of poppies but I didn't have enough time nor money to do so. Oh well. I'll make it available later on etsy or whatever.

spring breaking

I took a really cheap calendar and converted it into a sketchbook because I left mine at home.

at the Highline in NYC

I watched a performance at the Alice Tulley hall around Lincoln Center. It was Juilliard's horn concert.

Caffe Bene in Times Square is super busy.

a sketch on the subway.

the subways in Boston are a lot smaller.

I drew a few trees while I was on the bus going from Manhattan to Cambridge.