"Back Flip", watercolor, micron pen, colored pencil, Photoshop. This page is dedicated to my love for parkour. Open assignment, so I chose to combine parkour poses with my interpretation on parkour "fashion".

"Parkour Sequence", pen, watercolor, Photoshop. "Editorial" Assignment: go out and experience something new, said the teacher. So I found a local parkour group and filmed/shot their move, and to this day STILL parkour with them. It's changed my life.

 

Process: I drew each figure individually with pen, swabbed big strokes of watercolor, then scanned them in and drew over digitally. Then placed them compositionally in this one image....

"The Edge", Photoshop, 4x4. A spot illustration had to go with the "Editorial" project. It's my parkour buddy Josh Hill leaning over the edge.

"Wall Run", watercolor, pen, Photoshop, 17x11. For our final Figure Painting class, he allowed me to mix media. This is a photo reference of fellow parkour friend, Josh Hill, running along the wall.

"Tsuki Senior Portrait", 11x14, Photoshop. They're gonna put it on a "calendar" showing all seniors' drawn portraits. We have complete freedom with it! I'm almost done rendering mine....trying to decide whether or not to get rid of the sketchy lines surrounding my figure....
Also, I plan on zooming in for the final piece--I just had the URGE to draw a full-body parkour scene, just for the fun of it. But if for some reason I don't like it zoomed in...I'll redraw the pose so compositionally the zoomed-in portrait will look better. 

I think it sums up everything about who I am...