Surreal Landscape, Digital Painting | Fall 2009 Class: Adv. Imaging Professor: Doug Clark Software: Photoshop This digital painting was made for part of my final project Disconnected From Reality. The idea was to place photographic cutouts into illustrated environments to portray a sense of isolation and disassociation.
I thoroughly enjoyed taking this scene painting class in the drama department. It gave me a chance to paint BIG and to learn a lot of new techniques. It was also nice to meet a new group of people, including fellow JHS graduate Chad Miller. Scene Painting, Drama Department Professor Carlton Ward Spring 2009
A few self-portraits from one of my drawing classes at JSU. I think these were for Drawing II or III so they are probably from 2007. I wasn't allowed to use a photograph for reference so I had to look back and forth at a mirror and try not to move too much. The creepy one was for a contrasty light assignment. Class: Drawing II or III Professor: Gary Gee
Watercolor IV 11" x 14" Class: Art 391: Water Color Instructor: Betty Mills Fall 2008
Watercolor III 11" x 14" Class: Art 391: Water Color Instructor: Betty Mills Fall 2008
Center top. Watercolor with Betty Mills Fall 2008
Marshall, 2005 Drypoint Engraving on Plexiglass My first experiment with engraving plexiglass. It seems to be the easiest method of printmaking I've learned thus far. Class: Printmaking II Professor: Marvin Shaw Spring 2005
