Well I have been very active when it comes to art lately. I'm still sans computer and things so I'm still hurting for that. I finished a few "pieces" recently. The quotations are necessary as they are kind of odd ball projects.
A lot has been happening with me avid followers. Things are all starting a new with new love, new living, new directions. My tattoo set up is nearly complete so I will be back on my game and hopefully making money again, I'll be off at a summer camp in a months time teaching younglings how to be creative via photoshop, I need to get a piece together to submit to a show by the end of this month (eek!) and I want to submit a piece for the 90's Show the Autumn Society is putting on -if- I'm actually welcome to do so. Now to follow: lots of pictures.
Let's start with my latest commission. A guy contacted me to get a tattoo design for a grim reaper chasing uncle sam. Not something I'm super thrilled on but I think I made it look cool. I gave it up really cheap because I knew it was going to be in marker since my computer situation is a bit askew. He was really happy and it felt nice to get kind of art directed again. Enjoy the sideways picture from my phone. It's awesome I know but no scanner=crap.
My next piece is a bit of an installation piece done for the game SF0. If you don't know it look it up, it's incredibly fun to play. I made some shoes to throw over a power line. I put 'don't quit' on the bottom to somehow being inspiring. I saw a sign that said 'you are beautiful' and wanted to do something in that vein. I drew an owl, lady gaga, an octopus and fairy tale princess on respective side of each shoe and threw them up in an alley in front of the front door of a possible new apartment I might be living in later on in life.
My wonderful boyfriend recently turned 21 and I made him a cake. It was rainbow and vegan and delicious. I painted the top in a very "starry theme" He loved it
I made him a gift as well. I feel that a flask is a very appropriate gift for someone who just turned 21. I painted the outside. I've never painted stainless steel before so it was an interesting endeavor and I have no idea how its going to hold up. I used gesso initially then a mix of acrylic, water color, ink and marker then covered it in clear nail polish.
And just to show how in love we are:
