Monday, August 27, 2012
Trinity Cathedral Sketch
Had a meeting in NW Portland the other day. Arrived a little early and did a sketch around the corner at Trinity Cathedral. It was a warm day here in Stumptown and just thought it was amusing and appropriate that a guy had stretched out in the shade of the parish doorway for a mid-afternoon siesta. As religion is supposed to do, the church was giving this guy the comfort he needed at the moment.
Labels:
architecture,
figure,
landscape,
male,
travel sketch,
watercolor
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Gouache Relief Strawberry
This is the result of a gouache-relief demo from my illustration class. I love this technique because it requires giving up some of the control we all strive for in paintings. In this case the lines are the areas not painted and the colored (or white-ish) bits are the areas that get painted.
Or you could just think of it as a really quick fake lino cut process.
Or you could just think of it as a really quick fake lino cut process.
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