Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Eagle Ray

I got to see BOTH a baby manta and an eagle ray while snorkeling in Hawaii- it was FANTASTIC!

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Ladies Night Out Exhibit

On Friday, December 10th, myplasticheart NYC will be host to the Ladies Night gallery show from 6-9pm. I have the pleasure of being one of 11 artists chosen to be participating in the show! There are some really great names in this show, so it is a huge honor to be part of such a talented grouping : D

I'll post pics of my pieces after the show goes live on Friday night!

Ladies Night
Female group exhibition 

Opening Reception: Friday December 10th 2010 6 - 9pm 

210 Forsyth Street
New York NY 10002
646.290.6866

Exhibition runs through Jan 2nd 2011

for press inquiries please contact 
info@myplasticheart.com

to sign up for our preview list contact previewlist@myplasticheart.com 



Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Mermaid with seahorse

I have no idea why I'm on such a mermaid kick lately- it's like my default drawing nowadays! At least I try to change the style up a little, right? ; )

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Underwater buddha, take 3

Early post today! Had some extra time after work to play around with this some more. Took some more time and I've been figuring stuff out with new brushes and textures, and finally used some underwater reference for close up texture work... Finally got it to a point that I'm happy with- enjoy!

Thursday, February 21, 2008

More underwater color studies


Some more variations on the buddha head under water- still just a rough color study, but I think this one better defines lights/darks and doesn't compromise color saturation in the statuary.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

speed painting

More a color study than anything- not tons of detail, but trying to get the underwater ambiance combined with warmer colors from sunken ruins/statuary. i might come back to this theme and re-work it- I'd like to eventually do a nice "underwater sunken head" piece that's more finished...

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