Scanned artwork.
Some time in November 2008, I was on a random Google hunt and found this treasure trove:
http://
I liked her art so much that I had to forage for her B&W prints/sketches so that I could print them out and give them a touch of my color-sense.
They're a rare find, considering that she makes money out of painting wooden planks and boards.
Fascinating, still. And these are the results of using [mostly] pastel pencils.
♡
Q: Wow, did you draw them?
A: Only for patterns/details.
Q: So you mainly colored?
A: Oui.
♡
More to come soon!
Some time in November 2008, I was on a random Google hunt and found this treasure trove:
http://
I liked her art so much that I had to forage for her B&W prints/sketches so that I could print them out and give them a touch of my color-sense.
They're a rare find, considering that she makes money out of painting wooden planks and boards.
Fascinating, still. And these are the results of using [mostly] pastel pencils.
♡
Q: Wow, did you draw them?
A: Only for patterns/details.
Q: So you mainly colored?
A: Oui.
♡
More to come soon!
November 2008 or earlier.
My 1st colorart of [one of the gazillion] the drawing by Audrey Kawasaki.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
This picture was taken by an old friend's Hello Kitty phone,
My 1st colorart of [one of the gazillion] the drawing by Audrey Kawasaki.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
This picture was taken by an old friend's Hello Kitty phone,
shortly before I gave the original print to Dion I-don't-know-his-last-name a couple of days earlier.
In return, he gave me his purple The Ophelia's Project
A family heirloom, according to him.
It was not a barter trade but I liked the guy.
It was not a barter trade but I liked the guy.
My 2nd colorart. Completed during Nov '08.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
The 3rd. Completed during Nov '08. I think.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
The 4th. Completed over Spring Break '09.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
Prior to printing, added words with Microsoft Word. They read: mind.art
A fave.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
Prior to printing, added words with Microsoft Word. They read: mind.art
A fave.
The 5th. Completed over Spring Break '09.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
Pastel colour pencil on grey-scale print.
The 6th. Completed on April 3rd, 2009.
Regular colour pencil on grey-scale print. The head was made of crayon.
Did not use pastel pencils. Why? I was at a hospital when I completed this. During my stay, patients aren't allowed to possess color pencils, because apparently some time in 2008, some patient tried to mutilate their abdomen with a color pencil so I was forced to use my charm to weasel a few color pencils from the nurses and therapists. Just some crummy color pencils your average 4-year-old would eat.
So I used the average crayons and some color pencils. And eventually a green pastel chalk for the eyes, and pink for the lips. Accidental smears.
--
Male Nurse: She looks like Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction! I lovvvve Uma Thurman. If you can draw me Uma Thurman, I'll like you forever.
Me: ...But, I don't want you to like me forever.
Male Nurse: Then I won't like you forever!
Me: That's a lie.
(Silence)
Male Nurse: Then I won't care about you forever!
Me: That's a lie too.
Regular colour pencil on grey-scale print. The head was made of crayon.
Did not use pastel pencils. Why? I was at a hospital when I completed this. During my stay, patients aren't allowed to possess color pencils, because apparently some time in 2008, some patient tried to mutilate their abdomen with a color pencil so I was forced to use my charm to weasel a few color pencils from the nurses and therapists. Just some crummy color pencils your average 4-year-old would eat.
So I used the average crayons and some color pencils. And eventually a green pastel chalk for the eyes, and pink for the lips. Accidental smears.
--
Male Nurse: She looks like Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction! I lovvvve Uma Thurman. If you can draw me Uma Thurman, I'll like you forever.
Me: ...But, I don't want you to like me forever.
Male Nurse: Then I won't like you forever!
Me: That's a lie.
(Silence)
Male Nurse: Then I won't care about you forever!
Me: That's a lie too.
The 7th. Completed on April 3rd, 2009.
Same story as the 6th, though, no chalk was used.
Same story as the 6th, though, no chalk was used.
The 8th. Completed on April 4th, 2009.
Used color pencils and some chalk. Refer to the 6th.
Another favorite.
Used color pencils and some chalk. Refer to the 6th.
Another favorite.
The 9th. Completed on April 4th, 2009.
Used color pencils and some chalk for the skin. Refer to the 6th.
The 10th. Completed on April 4th, 2009.
Used color pencils. Limited chalk; nothing fancy. Refer to the 6th.
The 11th. Completed on April 6th, 2009.
Used color pencils and chalk and crayon. Refer to the 6th.
The 12th. April 23rd, 2009.
Pastel pencils. Grey-scale print.
To phoenix, with love.
The 13th. Some time in 2009.
Pastel pencils and crayon. Grey-scale print.
Little masked doll loves her polkas.
The 14th. Some time in 2009.
Pastel pencils. Stencil pen. Grey-scale print.
Did patterns + colour for lips + hands + some hair.
The 15th. Some time in 2009.
Pastel pencils. Grey-scale print.
Did patterns + colour for hair + hand + torso + web.
Pastel pencils. Grey-scale print.
Did patterns + colour for hair + hand + torso + web.
