Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Inari Ōkami

Playing around with fox masks for an art piece!

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Dandelion

Inspired by episode one of Fringe this season... : )

Monday, June 18, 2012

Long overdue updates, starting with March (!)

Been crazy, here are updates! Whoo!

March:

LTD Art Gallery, "Comic Book Show:
"The Seven Year Itch"
my love letter to BOTH Poison Ivy and Joan from Mad Men

<3 (SOLD!!!) <3


Many thanks to James at LTD Gallery in Seattle for having me and Damon in the show! We'll hopefully both have works in their upcoming shows later this year!


Wednesday, February 22, 2012

"adore" presented by swoon gallery

I have a bunch of originals and a few new pieces available with swoon gallery for their latest show, "adore."


Check them out! : D 

For all inquiries:
Phone: 310.704.1245
Email: hello at swoongallery(.)com
All Tied Up
11x14
graphite on paper, copic marker detail
$150
Broken Duchess
4.5x7.5
graphite on paper w/ copic marker detail
$60

Chesire Cat
6x9.5
copic marker and pen on paper
$75



Couple
5x7 in 8x10 matte
graphite on pastel paper
$75

Hippie
7.5x4.5
graphite on paper
$75

Octolove
9.5x13
graphite on pastel paper, white ink detail
$100


Pink
9.5x6
copic marker, pen and paper
(SOLD)


Purple
9.5x6
copic marker, pen and paper
SOLD


Royal Swan
9.5x6
copic marker, pen and paper
$75

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

VS: A Show of Opposites THIS SATURDAY

I can't believe I haven't posted this earlier; I've been so busy promoting it everywhere else, I forgot my dear little blog!!!!

ANYWAY, this Saturday, Feb 4th in San Francisco, I'm co-hosting VS: A Show of Opposites with Mission Comics and Art! Leef Smith, (who, btw, is an AMAZING retail/gallery owner!) has been truly wonderful to work with; after the Girls Drawin Girls book signing back in August, I spoke to him about curating an art show of all my amazingly talented friends.

Well, my dreams have come true! I've gathered 19 great artists friends to present "VS: A Show of Opposites," themed around work having to do with contrasts, opposites, and resolution. I am SO SO excited about the work that's been coming in, and been having tons of fun working on my own pieces.

It's been a joy to oversee a show that wasn't pin-up themed, or restricted to female artists. The hardest part was trying to figure out how many artists I could include. Believe me, I would have invited all my friends if I could! I'm hoping if this opening goes well, this is the first of many (larger!) group shows I help to organize, where many more people participate.

My friend Maggie asked me what made me want to curate; I figured out that curating art shows combines both my love of promoting art, promoting my friends, and creating fun and enjoyable events/parties! I also take great inspiration from Ally of swoon gallery, and all the incredible group shows she oversees and curates; definitely a special skill set managing that many artists!!!

Without further ado, here are sneak peeks of my two pieces, as well as the flyer and all the info!!





Group Exhibition: “VS: A Show of Opposites”
New Works by SF and LA Artists
February 4, 2012 through March 3, 2012
Opening Reception 2/4/12
7pm-10pm

Anand Duncan 
Emma Sancartier
Alina Chau
Liana Hee
Ashley Fisher 
Karen Krajenbrink
Bill Robinson 
Ryan Hungerford
Cat Maske 
Shiu Pei Luu
Chris Vear 
Sho Murase
Daisy Church 
Sherry Delorme
Denise "Dee" Chavez 
Steph Laberis
Erin Leong 
Wednesday Kirwan
Katherine Waddell

Mission Comics and Art is pleased to announce “VS: A Show of Opposites”, curated by Daisy Church. The show will feature new art and illustrations from over 18 different San Francisco and Los Angeles area artists. The theme of the show is "versus," and features artwork exploring the ideas of contrasts and opposites.

The opening reception will be held at Mission Comics and Art on Saturday, February 4th from 7-10 pm. Hor d'oeuvres and complimentary drinks will be served (wine will be available to our 21+ guests). The exhibition will be on display through March 3, 2012 and is free and open to the public.

Mission Comics is a fantastic retail and gallery space run by SF local Leef Smith, who combined a comic book shop with an art gallery in a fresh, exciting way while drawing on the unique strengths of the Mission District. The gallery and retail space also helps facilitate a greater cross-pollution between the worlds of fine art and commercially produced sequential art. Hours of operation are Tuesday thru Sunday, 12pm-8pm, or anytime online at www.missioncomicsandart.com.

When:
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 4th, 2012 7-10 PM, 
Multiple artists will be in attendance.

Where: 
Mission Comics and Art
3520 20th St. Suite B 
San Francisco, CA 94110 
Ph. # 415-695-1545

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Hand Made Illustration

I am pleased to announce my inclusion in Monsa's amazing "Hand Made Illustration" book, full of amazingly talented artists such as Brandi Milne, Glenn Arthur, and many others!!

Now available for sale! It was a pleasure and an honor to be included in such a great group of talent!! A huge thank you to Eva Minguet for including me.

Hand Made Illustration

"Illustrators are increasingly turning to digital illustration, relying on most popular software such as Photoshop and Illustrator, but… whatever happened to all the tools we’ve relied on for years, paintbrushes, pencils and pens, not to mention the hands.

We’ve come across countless artists who prefer to soil their hands, dispense with the computer and create their own unique works of art. Artists such as these continue to create exclusive artworks, materialized from remnants, woods, elements, in short, one offs."

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

New Sketchbook from China

With brown pages! Joy!





Holiday Drawings

Ice Skatin'

Snowglobe

Reindeer (unfinished)

Asian influenced and some lovely nudes

Phoenix woman

Antler girl

Vintage girl

Chun Li pinup

Mermaid

Getting caught up

Peppermint Geisha. It would make a lot more sense if it was colored in.

What Inky will look like one day

Another study for Monsters and Dames piece. (which, btw, did not get accepted. Sigh!)

More Sketches

You saw this one cleaned up on an iPad earlier!

We got a Roomba. It is amazing. The kittens disagree.

Modeling cute vintage dresses!

Ethereal nude

Halloween Lovelies

Yup. These are from October. Enjoy!







Sketchy Women

Getting caught up on back scanning... here are some pencil and ballpoint pieces!





Monday, January 2, 2012

Walrus Girl


Like how this turned out; would like to do a more finished version. Think I've been influenced by reading too many Golden Compass books!


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