Next in my series of Rory as the Avengers, I give you the Hulk! Or RAWR! I may have made the outline too thick, but I like how this came out, I tried to make him look angry. Watercolor and ink on paper. 3/30/2015
mixed media, watercolor, acrylic, & ink on paper – 3/28/2015
watercolor and acrylic on paper – 3/27/2015
I couldn’t resist the pun :) Yesterday I did a watercolor where I was trying to get a galaxy look to it, it was a lot of color washes and wet washes and working to see if I could get it just right. I had used a white crayon to block the watercolor but that didn’t produce enough stars so I used some watered down acrylic paint over top. You can see the result to the right. I liked the result but I felt like I phoned it in because I was essentially just playing with technique.
dnaspark99’s restoration of a classic poster, click to see his deviant art page
Today I took a classic photo of Goza Shioda (upside down and flying) and created a silhouette of one of Tek’s favorite moves using black and dark gray ink. The ink had an interesting effect of not staining the paint so much, and letting the watercolor texture and pattern bleed through. I actually like how it came out, even though it wasn’t planned that way.
So this is actually a two daily creativity? I just built one upon the other, but I like them each separately.
Heath gave me this idea, that Jedi training by Luke would be done exactly like how he was trained by Yoda. Him riding on the padawan’s back and hitting them with a stick. Blending markers on marker paper. 3/26/2015
Tonight’s daily creativity is another Love Your Body piece, painted in purple. I like the cropped portion of this woman’s body, I like how her skin’s rolls, it’s just beautiful. Watercolor on hot pressed paper. 3/25/2015
Today I will give you some life advice, “Don’t YUK other people’s YUM!” This I first heard from Mr Scott Roche, but it works for so many things. from food to hobbies, to lifestyle, to core beliefs. While yes I know some might think it should be yuck, not yuk, but I liked the idea of just changing one letter and liked the pun in it, yuk, as it to mock or dismiss, not just yuck as in a vocalism of distaste. Ink and colored pencil on paper. 3/24/2014