Margo Sikes - Drawn figures

Homework for April 11

This week you should be merging a tonal drawing, done in graphite, charcoal, ink wash, etc...

Just non-linear, with a digital painting. It can be a drawing of a figure, merged with a painted ground, you can create elements of the environment in drawing and paint the rest. The drawing is to be colored digitally using the techniques I showed you last week. Consider using blend layers set to color modes such as overlay, lighten, multiply, and consider using brushes set to those same blend modes.. Look at the work of Adi Granov, Sam Weber, or Owen Freeman.

Cameron Reigle- Open Assignment & Mixed Media 1

Homework for April third.

This weeks homework is more or less the same as last week. We are dealing with two figures and a setting. One of the figures must be painted in the traditional method we have been painting in all semester, the other I want you to utilize the new illustration techniques I've covered in class the last two weeks. In other words you are starting with a drawing made outside of photoshop, scanning it in, and integrating it into the painting. Remember from last week, in some homework, people were trying to do an outline drawing, and paint under it as realistically as the other fully painted figure, and this usually did not work, as the two styles compete with each other. So remember to deal with the painting of the line drawing accordingly this week, possibly by simplifying the coloring of the line drawing, or using a more complicated drawing. Feel free to incorporate textures as I showed you, or use channel selections to colorize line work as a way to help you create space. See you next week.

Margo Sikes - Drawn figure/painted figure

Margo Sikes - Open Assignment

Cameron Reigle- Patterns