My Artwork from Art I

This is a tile series I did about America. I didn't have a chance to paint them yet, so I had to fiddle with the picture to get the details to stand out, which is why it looks oddly bluish. They're really white. Click on any of the pictures to enlarge them.

This is a pastel grid enlargement of a 'remixed' propaganda poster. This one satirizes the Bush administration. The illustrator who did the original is Micah Wright

This was another etching I did, based on my own sketch. It started as a spiral, then saw it could be a road fading into the distance... then thought another arm could be the body of a dragon. Then I thought I saw a waterfall emerging from the spiral into a pond and flowing out of the frame. And for good measure, some shooting stars adorn the final side.

This is a glass etching I made from another pattern in the woodburning book. I couldn't get all the details and lines it had, but it still turned out great!

This is a scratchboard that I did from a drawing in a woodburning book. It took awhile, but it was worth it.

This is called divide-and-reproduce. I took this big photograph out of a magazine and cut it in half. Then I reproduced the other half, trying to match colors exactly with colored pencils. It was *hell* to do. Then I put the reproduced half with the original half.

Here I was given a packet of words to rearrange into sentences and then into some coherent order. The drawing is pastel and completely original.