The following are samples from my previous work, aka "not what I'm currently working on." I may add more as I find them.
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"Taking Wing" charcoal. 2014 Western Washington Fair entry, sold for $150 |
Based off of a photo of a gyrfalcon taken at the zoo. This little guy came right up to the glass; just as interested in me as I him!
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Owl, charcoal 2010 purchased by school district |
Weirdly, this was based off a picture I took of a stuffed owl up in Alaska, but I tried to put some life back in his eyes. You'd never guess he was actually dead at the time, and I didn't bother to tell the people who bought it that either.
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Charcoal, 2012 |
This composition was ripped straight from a "Horses in the Mist" calendar picture, but seeing as it was a gift for my grandma (and she specifically asked for this picture) I figured that it was probably okay.
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Snarling wolf sketch, charcoal and chalk, 2015 |
This sketch was the result of me playing around with drawing light on dark.
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Charcoal, 2010. |
This drawing is somewhat special to me, because it was the first drawing I really did in charcoal and discovered that I REALLY liked it. I gave it to my parents and it's still hanging on their living room wall for them to show off
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"Rusted Trains" charcoal, 2012. Purchased by school superintendent for $150. |
This drawing was based off of a picture I took of my sister up in Alaska. Funny enough, I wasn't even trying to sell it; the superintendent was going to go through my High School art class' work to pick one for purchase and I had just happened to finish it and added it to the pile. Came in next day, my teacher told me "hey, your picture just got bought" and I went "alrighty then." Doesn't work that easily now.