Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Winter Soldier Stencil




Two layer stencil of "The Winter Soldier" character from the Marvel Captain America comics. Not a super detailed cut, but the stars were definitely a bit of a challenge. It's a spray paint stencil done on small sheets of cardboard. Overall I think it's a good print even though some of the lines are a bit fuzzy.

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Friday, August 26, 2016

Ink Illustration Part 3





The third piece in the series.


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Ink Illustration Part 2





The second piece in the series.

Ink llustration







Some ink and marker illustration I did over the summer. I did three different pieces, this being the very first. The inspiration for these pieces came from a candy store that I went too while visiting family In Seattle, Washington. They were done in variety of different pens including ball point, felt tip, sharpie, Crayola, and alcohol based pens.

Monday, August 15, 2016

Anatomy Practice


This is just some basic anatomy drawing. I've never been super great at drawing anatomically correct bodies, but you can only get better with practice. This was done in Adobe Illustrator using the pen tool. I think the shading could be cleaner and the highlights could be brighter but besides that I think it turned out pretty well for a first try.

Monday, August 8, 2016

Twenty One Pilots inspired stencil




A four-layer stencil I made. It's a pretty simple cut but there were a number of small detail cuts I had to do around the ribs on the chest. The first print (on the left side) didn't print very well but the second one came out much better. There was a small mistake where one of his ribs didn't show up on the second print, but besides that I'm very happy with the outcome of this piece. I printed both on 8x11 pieces of cardboard using spray paint and sharpie to clean up lines.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

SFX

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Another prosthetic using liquid latex and cotton. This was a project I did for my older sister. It took about 3 hours with including making the prosthetic, painting it, application, and dry time.