Sorry folks. But here is something I completed some few weeks ago-
My Twilight Zone painting! Starring Rod Serling getting sucked into a doll-mannequin-thing by a black and white spirally-thing.
It's a pop-out, so here are some different views and of course a little close up of details and all that jazz.
In the meantime, I am almost done completing a different painting, and I have a lot of work on to do on another...plus an ink-life drawing that I haven't even started yet. Oh yes, and I have more thumbnails to do. And Indesign. And some english work. All due this week! Guess who's not getting any sleep this week?
Nah I never sleep. At night I mean. But I always get my work done in the most decent-way possible in the little time I'm given. I love my work-alcoholic life as of now.
Also, more news:
This Thursday April 22nd from 6-9 PM, there will be an
illustration exhibition showing at the
Illustration House located on 110 West 25th street. Please come if you can; it's a student gallery showing the majority of my fellow illustration-classmates work, as well as mine. Your eyes will bleed and pop our of your head from the amazing and talented young people of our generation that has yet to be discovered! So come. It's free, and it's candy to your eyes and food for your brain. Nothing to lose, only to gain.
The gallery will be up from the 20th to the 30th, but you'll be able to meet all the students who produced the artwork if you come Thursday. So I'll say it again; GO TO THE EXHIBITION! Here I will once again link the website for this marvelous event:
http://illustrationfuturo.blogspot.com/I put it in bold so you can see it better. You know.
Just in case.P.S. I turn 20 tomorrow.
mania starts//
it was spinning
and we climbed a mountain
and talked to a bird
the last explosion//day three
mania ends//calmness takes over
Playin' creeper at a coffee place.
My fascination with really deformed creatures/and/or people enlighten my hand-in-pen universe.
For those of you who are as big as fans as I am of musicals, you'll probably recognize this as the dance sequence between Maria and Tony from West Side Story. Something I completed over a month ago.
While this painting had literary been eating me away making me stay up one too many nights without a minute's sleep, drink bottom-less cups of coffee, and keep me sipping on five-hour energy I'm pretty much happy with this piece. Well, actually the hands aren't completed yet but I will be working on them later...as of now, I have one painting I need to complete, and another one I need to get started on! Work work work!
