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Category Archives: Art
Book Cover: Baltimore Triumphs
My friend Patrice Hutton runs a nonprofit organization called Writers in Baltimore Schools, which provides writing classes for low-income Baltimore City students. Volunteers teach classes during and after school, and last summer WBS ran a week-long sleepaway writers’ workshop retreat … Continue reading
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Engagement Portrait: Elias Hernandez and Patricia Herdoiza
Patricia, my sophomore roommate and one of my best friends, is getting married in a few months! She asked me to do this engagement portrait. This is the first formal painted portrait I’ve done, the first wedding picture, and the … Continue reading
Reverie
I designed a wall decal for the room of twin 2 1/2-year-old girls. Their room already has some decals up: the Dena Happi tree. When I looked up reference images for this piece, I first Google Image-searched “bike girl.” … Continue reading
Accidental Ravens Pride
In the past two weeks, I’ve completed two logos that involve indigo-leaning purple. It’s a complete coincidence that they both involved very similar shades of purple, and were given to me just before the the Super Bowl. I don’t understand … Continue reading
Fan Art: Inara Serra
Joss is boss. I’m a ridiculous Firefly fan. Ever since I first watched the series, I’ve been fascinated by Inara’s character. I imagine that if the show had gone on longer, we would have seen many different aspects of Inara’s … Continue reading
Joy’s Happy Hippie Home
At work, I’m developing a tutorial for turning Google SketchUp models into shiny photorealistic renderings using Kerkythea Rendering System. There are lots of tutorials online for Kerkythea, which, like the program, are free and open source. The problem is that … Continue reading
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Henna!
My friend let me do henna for her this past weekend. Here are a few shots of it. I messed with the photos in Photoshop a little, but the henna is unaltered- I just played with color. You can click on … Continue reading
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Just Ink?
Over Labor Day weekend, I was at a family picnic at Gilbert Run Park. It was a rainy, cloudy, misty, hot, humid, muggy, muddy day- but I had brought my sketchbook. I decided to try to draw a landscape in … Continue reading
Helter Skelter Airport Scene
Ink sketches –> Adobe Illustrator CS5. Experimenting with different styles. This is a scene from Helter Skelter, one of my works in progress, where a brother who hasn’t seen his sister for three years surprises her at the airport. I … Continue reading
The Art of Procrastination
In late 2008, I wrote “It Don’t Mean a Thing.” This was a chapter of Freshmen (one of my in-progress novels). I wrote it to avoid studying for a physics midterm I had in two days. The scene had been … Continue reading
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