Smelly warfare

Hey guys! Sorry that I didn't get this up sooner, here is the finish to a piece I was working on a month or two ago now. It is one of my favorite pieces i've done.

Traditional paintings

     Finishing out the year here at CCS and i've got some stuff to post. these are traditional pieces from different classes. I'll be posting some more of my digital work from Intro to Image making I.

"Flattery is alright so long as you don't inhale"
Graphite on paper

One of my favorite pieces of the year that I had created. We had to break a selected quote down and conceptualize on the quote for a little under two weeks, then go onto ideations and the finish.

"Someone you love but don't trust"

Oil with acrylic under painting

I enjoy the idea behind this painting a lot, few things that I wouldn't mind changing but I learned a great deal about oil paint from this piece.

"Rocker"

Oil Life painting

Probably my strongest oil piece from this year, it was a life painting in Nancy Mitters Advanced Figure class. It was an excellent class learning a lot about color, and color theory.

"Ang"

Oil

I had taken a lot on what I learned from Nancy's class and Erik Olson's Illustration Tech II class. Painting a lot of thick layers and playing with a palette knife on the scarf. Painting of my friend Angelina Roncelli giving it to her for her birthday.

More digital

Newest piece in Image making 1.

 what I originally thought was finish

And the line drawing

Salutations, 

      Billy

Digital paintings

A few digital paintings one of them being a line drawing

Still life painting

 digital

Self portrait painting 

digital

Line drawing for new piece + desktop workspace

Spring fever!

Hello everyone, it's been a while since i've updated so here is some new work. 

Acrylic on paper

Color study for a piece i'm working on titled "the faceless."

Just my sketchbook 

Graphite on Fabriano paper.

Titled "Flattery is alright so long as you don't inhale."

Underpainting for a model painting.

"Oil on canvas."

Underpainting for portrait assignment.

"oil on canvas."

Round out the semester

So here is a bit of work from earlier this month, really happy with both my paintings and hope my second one turns out nice. Monday the 5th our illustration and design class was able to have a demo from Don Kilpatrick on letter press, which was really awesome. And finally Tomer Hanuka's overkill is really inspirational, great pieces of art in there.

Self portrait

Acrylic on Illustration board

Value study on my Crime scene painting

Oil on Watercolor paper

Linoleum and embossed

Crime scene

Oil on wood board

Crime scene progress

Work area

Tomer Hanuka's book overkill. it's great.

Don Kilpatrick demoing how to use the letterpress.

Logo Design