Color pencil drawing of an English Robin.
Here's my try at color pencil sketching. I brightened the picture a little and replaced the smudgy background with a sky gradient (I know, it's cheating). I don't think it's quite good enough to offer to the public yet, but it's a start. More practice! ...and maybe higher quality color pencils.
Felt a little guilty and uploaded a more representational version of the sketch.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Fantasy Shell
Labels:
aquatic,
beach,
bright,
colorful,
evolution,
experiment,
fantasy,
finished work,
ocean,
other worldly,
ray trace,
render,
shells,
spiral
Sunday, July 26, 2015
2nd Cascade Vase - Finished
New name: Waterfall Vase
Finished vase after firing. I think the cascade areas look like a waterfall so I've renamed it. It's been an interesting and fun experiment using the clear cascade glaze under the colors of these vases.
Finished vase after firing. I think the cascade areas look like a waterfall so I've renamed it. It's been an interesting and fun experiment using the clear cascade glaze under the colors of these vases.
Labels:
bright,
ceramics,
colorful,
decor,
drip,
experiment,
finished work,
glaze,
glazes,
stripes,
tall,
vase
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Shell Part 2
Added some textures, thickness (subtle), and changed the shape a little.
It's still a little too clean. What do you think?
It's still a little too clean. What do you think?
Shell Script
Shell I'm working on for my next rendered work.
It's done mostly with a script where I input the parameters of the spiral. Then I stretch and rearrange things to look more like a shell. This object currently has zero thickness and needs bumps, spikes, and a texture/color.
It's done mostly with a script where I input the parameters of the spiral. Then I stretch and rearrange things to look more like a shell. This object currently has zero thickness and needs bumps, spikes, and a texture/color.
Monday, July 20, 2015
2nd Cascade Vase -- Step 2
I've used the turntable to paint the stripes in a cooler range of colors than the first vase. You can see the demarcations of the underlying cascade glaze.
I'm hoping it runs fairly evenly. We'll see.
Also note the new photo backdrop. What do you think?
I'm hoping it runs fairly evenly. We'll see.
Also note the new photo backdrop. What do you think?
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