horray

These pictures are of my comic and a few warmups done before working on the comic

huzzah

After much freaking out I decided to try messing around with photoshop for my comic, and now I think I have figured out how I want to do it.

Thanks to senor volker for showing me how he was going about those interesting b/w sketches in photoshop

Surgery

this is what I've got so far for Pratt's surgery assignment.

im not sure how I feel about it but thats okay, this technique is great for covering things up.

some stuff from break

any feedback would be apprecciated

Semester grades

so i got
illustration II = B
Figure painting = B-
Literature of Comics and Graphic Narrative = A-
Writing the Graphic Narrative= A
Enviornmental Science= A
Printmaking= A-

and damnit, i earned it

pcakes

i loved the idea of this assignment, but due to last minuteness i'm not too sure i'm happy with the end result :(

i might do some more of these watercolor portraits from pratt's photos of us over break.

oh, and here's my aquabat 6 foot self portrait i did.

3x3 magazine show

Deadline for our next Show: February 14, 2007

3x3 sponsors two competitions each year, one for students and the other for professional illustrators. Both shows are judged by some of the top names in international illustration and design.

The Student Show is open to all undergraduate and graduate students in universities, colleges and art schools around the world.

The Professional Show is also an international show open to practicing illustrators and includes two separate categories: published and unpublished. The published category is limited to the top 100 pieces judged each year along with a separate unpublished category with the total number limited only by
the judges.

To be added to our list for future Call for Entries please email us at shows@3x3mag.com with the subject line: Call for Entries.

i think the entry fee is 10 bux but i'm not sure