From the Clown Moleskine i've been working on.
I need to use a better camera...
Showing posts with label clowns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clowns. Show all posts
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Just Clown'in
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clown,
clowns,
Moleskine,
pen,
pen and ink,
pencils,
sad,
sad clowns
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Sad Clown
Another sad clown piece I almost forgot about from 2011. Commissioned work for friend, turned out pretty nice.
Labels:
arts,
clowns,
crafts,
oil pastels,
sad clowns
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Sad Clown Series: number 3 rough
This is a work in progress. I'm still messing around with pen and ink and always enjoy how the lines come out when using this medium. I'm trying to think of how I would like to color this. It's mostly between watercolor and pastels. Even thinking about leaving this black and white since it looks so good already.
size is 11x17 and is based off of a couple sketches i did in my sketchbook and moleskin
(I have a mini moleskin that i'm just filling up with clowns).
hope you guys like this!
I will also be in Philadelphia this friday for first friday events as usual, selling off some more awesome pokemon art and such. That is if it doesn't rain all day.
Labels:
arts,
black and white,
clowns,
drawing,
ink,
pen and ink,
pencils,
portrait,
sad clowns,
sketch
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Sad Clowns
WARNING!!!! If you dislike clowns, don't read or look any further!
Okay now that we have that out of the way, I've been in this crazy Sad/angry clowns kick for like 2 months. Something about drawing someone sad that is supposed to be happy intrigues me.
This was originally just a sketch on a piece of 11x17 copy paper, but I ended up pulling out the pen and ink and playing around with it and trying to make myself better at inking. Happy with the outcome, I decided you test out oil pastels. I have never used oil pastels, just chalk pastels, which i have to say has some major difference. I'm pretty pleased with the outcome of it and I'm glad i didn't give up on this piece.
Labels:
arts,
clowns,
crafts,
oil pastels,
sad clowns
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