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here's some more crap

ben stiller

felt like breaking away from line drawings and still life's today. Thought it would be cool to draw something not too serious. This was a breath of fresh air.

Number 23

My barking dogs. I used an HB Pentel mechanical pencil that I bought online from Japan.

deuce deuce

Number 22 out of 30! 5"x5" bristol board. Did this one with colored pencils and an HB mechanical pencil.

Number 21: pants, jacket, hat scene

Number 21 in the 30 days, fallen slightly behind but no worries. This one was done in watercolor pencils and a fine line marker.

Numbers 18, 19, and 20

Drawing a day for 30 days: numbers 18, 19, and 20. The bananas are oil paint, the braces are graphite with gouache highlights, and the pencase/ipod is watercolor pencils, inks, and graphite.

Number 17

Number 17 in the Drawing a Day for 30 Days.

Number 16

Leaves. Acrylic. Gouache. Ink

Halffway there BABY!!!

Number 15 in the Drawing a Day for 30 Days assignment: A Pinecone. I used gouache, FW ink, and some colored pencils.

Number 14

Here's number 14 in the 30-Day debauchery. It's a self portrait. It aggrevated me to no end. 'Nuff said.

Lucky 13

7,8,9,10,11, and 12

Latest installments in the drawing a day for 30 days.

Young Jag

Gouache and Brushpen

geetar

Here's Number 6 in my journey to 30 days. This was done with a variety of media. I used FW ink, brushpens, some acrylic paint, watercolor pencils, graphite, and gouache. This was very fun, but it was extremely tedious.

Time? There's Never Time Enough

Here's Number 5 in the 30-day assignment. It's my trusty watch done in inks, markers, and graphite. I hope my non-existent audience approves.

Bird is the Word you Yankee Candle top

Here are Drawings 3 and 4 for the 30 day project. Both of these belong to my friend Jessie who collects little glass figurines and candles. The bird was done with watercolor pencils, ink, and gouache. The Yankee Candle top was done with graphite, and touches of gouache for highlights.

To gut you

5"x5" Drawing from life Number 2. This is my roommates pocket knife. I drew it with pencils, various inks, and gouache for the highlights.

Earsplitter

So we have to do a 5"x5" drawing, from life, on Bristol Board every day for thirty days in my Visual Studies Drawing class. Here is my first one. It's my wrestling ear guard from when I train Jiu-Jitsu and don't want to get my ear cartilage shattered. The pencils I used were HB and 3B.