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About this blog...
This blog originally began in 2007, at a time when I was just starting out as an illustrator and artist, post undergrad. I decided to try and post one drawing a day for a year, after being inspired by other artists who attempted the same goal. I completed this task from 2007-2008, and now after several years, am going to try the same thing again. Follow along to see if I can meet the challenge :)
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- Parasite No. 2
- Large Growth
- Medusa (blind contour)
- David with Head of Goliath (blind contour)
- Boy with a Basket of Fruit (blind contour)
- Portrait of Fray Felix Hortensio Paravicino (blind...
- Gentleman of the House of Leiva (blind contour)
- Lady with a Flower in her Hair (blind contour)
- Elderly Gentleman (blind contour)
- St. Martin and the Beggar (blind contour)
- John the Baptist (blind contour)
- The Fortune-Teller (blind contour)
- Dimetrodon
- Morel
- Hare in the Weeds
- Thistle
- Edwardian Feline
- Admiral (postage stamp size)
- Woman with Feather Hat (postage stamp size)
- Small Boy Wearing Coat (postage stamp size)
- As Far as the Eye Can See
- Sleeping Man (postage stamp size)
- Ship (postage stamp size)
- Woman with Little Boy (postage stamp size)
- Violinist (postage stamp size)
- Captain (postage stamp size)
- Father and Daughter in Garden (postage stamp size)
- Farmhouse Scene (postage stamp size)
- Two Boys and a Bicycle (postage stamp size)
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1 comment:
from the ONE art class I took during college I was introduced to Caravaggio. Caravaggio was and still is one of my fav. artists, ...your blind contours are...a little different from the originals but nice.;)
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