Showing posts with label victorian era. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victorian era. Show all posts

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Blue and White Art Nouveau

It has become a separate category in my portfolio to continue with the blue and white drawings. for some reason, its more tranquil working with this one color then in my usual black and white. I am also receiving nice responses from the change.





I am particularly please with how these turned out. i hope this will be the beginning of other illustrations in full body with much more detail. I hope these are as appealing to you as they were exhilarating to create.

Monday, September 17, 2012

WIPS

This is the first time I posted anything like this. I don't have any of these on any of the art sites where my drawings are posted. I don't see the purpose of it. I see on deviantart where there are many artists that post these types of works and those viewing them can download them as their own. Some will color the works or change them slightly and let the artist know what they have done. I suppose it is a means of inspiration or a way to get other artists familiar with a certain style.

WIPS are works in progress. Here are a few of mine:








Wednesday, February 15, 2012

New Artist Trading Cards

Here are some new cards that I am currently trading.










There is a difference in how I was drawing them before. I was inspired by some other artists that were doing a lot more work on their tiny little canvas then I was and having a better response. I get some comments as you can see in my gallery, but it is not nearly as much I could be if putting a little more effort then what I have been doing.

The cards shown below are my favorites to date. I think with most themes requiring 3 cards to swap, I would like to use as a storyboard so the cards can stay together or the owners of the cards can negotiate something to keep them together. I believe they will be worth more that way - some day.



Adding more depth to each card makes the card more interesting. Portraits are fine and as quiet as it is kept,they are so much easier. Its just I would like for there I to be more of an interest in my cards then just, "aw, they are pretty." For that to happen, it would seem filling the entire space with color and subject matter is the way to go. It also takes more time to do.

I will post more of them a little more often as they appeal to me. Thanks for viewing.