Art and Illustration
Art and Illustration
Theme: razia by ashathemes.
Did a recent project in Cinema 4D – studies of the uterus, uterine tubes (fallopian tubes), and ovulation. For those interested, I found a few video reference gems on ovulation: 1.http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1415551/human_ovulation_captured_on_film/ 2.http://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/Movies/week1/ovulation.mov
What better way to spend July 4th than doing some casual photography at the Fort Worth Zoo? Here’s a sketch based on the results. This fellow is an Asian Rhino (probably an Indian Asian Rhino) and seemed to be enjoying himself in the pool.
A snow leopard named Arctic at CARE – Center for Animal Research and Education – has just undergone some significant medical care. This great organization needs some funds to help pay for Arctic’s care – – Now if you donate $100 or more before midnight CST THIS SUNDAY July 8th, and leave “Arctic” in the.
Very exciting – I’m going to be doing some volunteer illustration work for a fantastic local animal care organization: CARE, a center with mostly big cats, but also 4 lemurs. They take fantastic care of the animals (often wild animals that need to be taken in) and work to promote wild animal awareness. Here’s lemur.
For my very young nephew and his parents, I painted this painting, based on a lovely photo taken by my sister in law’s sister (though colors and a few minor things were changed for the painting). His name is Nolan, and he is such a cutey! The whole painting: Detail:
The giant pop art style iris painting is now on its way to Hoyos (a fascinating company that makes iris scanning devices), after being successfully framed and packaged very very well by UPS! Below is a series of process images – I always love seeing the way other artists create and develop their artworks, and.
Here’s a sneak peak at a very large project I’ve been working on for a very cool iris scanning company – Hoyos. 60 inches square.
The next bony pieces of anatomy I’m delving into are vertebrae. I’ve started with L3, or lumbar vertebra # 3, for no particular reason other than I liked its proportions. Here’s the process: Starting with Osirix, I pull up an anonymized data set available on its website that features the spine nice and prominently. After.
Just finished the first hibiscus painting – I saw this plant at a local store and couldn’t not buy it. It’s giving out vibrant double blossoms every day or so. This study is of a freshly fallen blossom, which are often just as interesting as the ones still hanging on the bush. I’m including a.
A good friend of mine, Danielle Stoermer, is serving in abroad as part of the Peace Corps in Senegal. She’s doing fantastic work with the local community regarding sustainable agriculture and the construction of a very needed seed storage facility. You can read more about what she’s doing on her blog, and on the Peace.