the beginning of the end

My very last semester at CCS is in full swing. It's kind of intimidating to think that in another 4 months I will be graduated, and officially a professional illustrator! YIKES! Well, for now, here is the beginning of my first assignment for senior studio. I still have to scan it in to photoshop and finish it up, but here it is for now! I'll update with more pics when it's finished!

under construction

I got a new domain name to start making my website for my web class. Unfortunately, I haven't gotten it working yet to even put up the under construction page...but anyhoo! I did this for my welcome page :)

substitues for the El Sleezo Cuties

I finished my final for Chuck's class! I really like it! I also finished my final for Senior Studio. I like it too.

Cast Glass final

Here is my final for my cast glass class. Eventually, these pieces will be mounted so they look like they're coming out of the wall when they're hung. The concept behind this was "temptation".

what was in my glass cubbie?

Since it's the last week of school, I had to clean out my cubbie in glass class. Here are the pieces that were inside!

A test apple I did before starting my final.

A little pixy thing I made up.

and a Kermit bust!!

BFF

Here is what I've been working on lately. My second to last piece for senior studio. I illustrated one of my favorite poems from my childhood :) there are still some minor details in my construction that I'll have to tweak on the next piece I do like this...And of course, my last piece for Chuck's class!! it's how Kermit and Fozzie first met. at the El Sleezo Cafe. Fozzie tried to entertain the audience with his comedic performance, only to be booed at. The crowd started getting rowdy, and Kermit jumped in to save the day[and Fozzie]! who knew a frog and a bear could be BFF's and such great dancers?!

pin up process

Here are some process pictures from my pin.up book cover project. The drawing mounted onto the illustration board. The finished painting. and from there I put it into photoshop where I edited it. Chuck likes the painting better than my edited version...