Illustration Friday: drifting
June 19, 2009 § 5 Comments
drifting away
He’s drifting away… poor fellow ^-^
Illustration Friday: A whiter Shade of Pale
January 16, 2009 § 3 Comments
purple and blue ink on paper
Back to “food”
July 25, 2008 § 4 Comments
"Canned" - pastel on Canson paper, postcard
After almost two weeks one little NaBloPoMo-sketch in order to feel less guilty of having neglected it for so long ;). Canned food…. I don’t like it as I prefer my food fresh, but occasionally it’s nice to draw (or eat) it :D.
Sour (Illustration Friday)
July 5, 2008 § 8 Comments
water color & wc pencils in sketchbook
When hearing of sour I guess most people will think of lemons? Well, at least I do and that’s why I choose to paint them for this weeks IF theme. I love lemons, don’t you, too? They are one of the best sources for Vit. C!
This painting however is also a homage to American water colors. Why? I got myself some tubes of Daniel Smith and M Graham water colors some months ago, but used them only occasionally… first they seemed pretty normal (or should I have said average? ;p), nothing special compared to the W&N and Schminckes I usually would paint with, but when I turned on the lights in the evening and had again a look at my paintings I noticed some kind of glimmer when the light hit my paintings from certain angles. I just say one word: mica.
M-I-C-A!
Do they put mica into all of their paints? Actually I don’t mind, it looks rather discreet and is really only then noticeable when the light hits from a particular direction, yet then it appears strange if the whole picture wasn’t painted with the same brand of colors, b/c the W&Ns or the Schminckes look matte next to the Grahams especially.
Life ain’t easy if you’re a goldfish (IF: forgotten)
June 6, 2008 § 7 Comments
transparent watercolor, postcard
Apparently when God created the world not everybody has got his fair share. Well, at least there are some scientists claiming that the memory of goldfish especially is not existent terribly bad. Those fish are said to have forgotten everything they observed only 15 seconds later.
Now I’m just wondering with how many goldfish those scientists have talked personally in order to come to such a conclusion…
