Texas Deer Association: Final

"We jumped in the jeep and Larry let us off and showed us a string on the ground to follow up the hill to find the hunting blind. It was so dark and foggy we couldn’t see doodle, much less the blind. If the deer came in the fog, you couldn’t see them anyway."

"Don't Mess with Texas"

My ceramic Texan - about 1.5ft high and 2 ft wide.

Goldfinger

A ceramic hand I made... in ceramics.  I threw bowls and other various forms, cut them up, and assembled them to form this hand.

Texas Deer Association

So Grandma noticed all the work I've been producing, and wanted to get in on the action.  She works at the Texas Deer Association.  Every month (I think), they come out with a magazine highlighting deer, deer stories, etc.  There's a section that is taken from a diary of a hunter.  My job is to draw a little cartoon for a part of that diary.  This is what I'm working with right now.  

Dino!

Drawn, scanned, traced in Illustrator, and colored in Photoshop.  

Attitudes and Expressions

Working with attitudes and expressions.  The six expressions are disgusted, suprised, fright, happy, sad, and angry.  The first attitude, Jeck is thinking about taking his creativity/performance enhancing pills before going on stage, and the other is Jeck rockin' out!

Jeck: Clean-up

This is Jeck, from my modern day Jeckyl and Hyde story.  After some variations this is the final outcome.  This project is for my Schoolism class, taught by Stephen Silver.  I submitted the drawing, and after critique took out some elements that were unnecessary, which allowed for more interesting negative space, and less clutter.  The drawing was then taken into illustrator.