I haven't taken a vacation all year. I mean an actual one where I'm not taking my pets to the vet, standing in line at the DHS, or catching up on yard work. I mean a real vacation where I'm not doing some sort of chore. Anyway, I took a micro vacation this morning by drawing what I would like to be doing. Here is what I came up with:
I definitely want to go somewhere where I can wear something that I can feel vitamin D on my skin. It's a good feeling. Somewhere with heat and water both.I want to sip something icy and cold so I feel cool on the inside, while the sun warms me on the outside. Ahhhh.
Also SHAME ON ME for not drawing enough. Drawing is just as important as brushing your teeth and exercise. Should do it everyday!
Until Later,
Tiffanny
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Agent textured
I'm the busiest person in the world right now. working a full time job during the day and part time in the evenings and weekends. (Still maintaining my strict workout regimen tho!) But I can't seem to update the blog often. I really wanted Agent to have better lighting and rendering b4 I showed this but I just don't have the time right now. Hopefully you'll still think she's cute.
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3d,
agent,
agent vs nemesis
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Gouache Paintings of Gracie
I'm lucky to have this gorgeous dog. Gracie is a Nova Scotia Duck Rolling Retriever. Her breed is quite rare, and I can't believe I found her in a shelter. She's got this soft red fur that I love cuddling up to.
She's the most playful dog I've ever seen. We try to play with her an hour everyday after work. As a result, she's in tip top condition. When we visited the vet, the vet listened to her heart and exclaimed that it's a strong, athletic heart. I was a very proud mom.
Playful dogs are easy to train. When we were at the vet I commanded her to heel onto the weighing scale. She did and sat pretty for the technician to weigh her. No problems. "If only all dogs can be as good as that!" the technician said.
Some vets prefer to examine dogs on a table. We practice that with Gracie at home. We pick her up and put her on the table and examine her teeth, ears, feet. So when she does it at the vet, there are no problems, she knows what to expect. I think playing "vet" with your dog at home is a good thing so they're not nervous when you take them to the actual one.
I'm very proud of my dog :)
Anyway, I hope you like my new paintings. Gouache is a new medium for me and I'm still getting used to it.
Tiffanny
She's the most playful dog I've ever seen. We try to play with her an hour everyday after work. As a result, she's in tip top condition. When we visited the vet, the vet listened to her heart and exclaimed that it's a strong, athletic heart. I was a very proud mom.
Playful dogs are easy to train. When we were at the vet I commanded her to heel onto the weighing scale. She did and sat pretty for the technician to weigh her. No problems. "If only all dogs can be as good as that!" the technician said.
Some vets prefer to examine dogs on a table. We practice that with Gracie at home. We pick her up and put her on the table and examine her teeth, ears, feet. So when she does it at the vet, there are no problems, she knows what to expect. I think playing "vet" with your dog at home is a good thing so they're not nervous when you take them to the actual one.
I'm very proud of my dog :)
Anyway, I hope you like my new paintings. Gouache is a new medium for me and I'm still getting used to it.
Tiffanny
Monday, July 12, 2010
Fan Art of "Scratch" from the game "Bruiser and Scratch"
This piece was done using gouache. A new medium for me! It's as portable as watercolor, which I love. You can get very textured with it. Another plus. :) Hope you like it.
Monday, July 5, 2010
15 Minute Drawings at the USAA
After doing conte for many months, my recent return to china marker is feeling really good. I really miss that gliding, smooth feeling! I think I'm looser too. The conte stiffens me up. I don't know why! Crazy mental block.
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AFG,
china marker,
figure,
figure drawing,
newsprint,
USAA
Sketchbook - Capital of Texas Zoo
Living in the country, there are not many places I can go to conveniently. No grocery store closeby, no mall, no restaurants. What IS conveniently close to me though is the Capital of Texas Zoo. Thank heavens I don't have to travel very far to study and draw animals. Because it's close, I don't feel compelled to spend all day there to make the trip worth while. Zoo drawing can be exhausting, with the heat, crowds, and the general humbling experience of drawing animals. These sketches are the result of a modest 3 hour visit to the zoo.
the ring tailed lemurs were too fast. A great exercise in gesture.
There was a kid at the zoo rapping his ABCs at some birds next to the lion's cage. The lion's face looked like he was really annoyed. The kid was hilarious. He was acting like he was the ultimate bad-ass because he can rap his ABCs.
Until next time,
Tiffanny
the ring tailed lemurs were too fast. A great exercise in gesture.
There was a kid at the zoo rapping his ABCs at some birds next to the lion's cage. The lion's face looked like he was really annoyed. The kid was hilarious. He was acting like he was the ultimate bad-ass because he can rap his ABCs.
Until next time,
Tiffanny
Sunday, July 4, 2010
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