Tristan and Isolde
Oil on gessoed illustration board, 21”x13”
Unvarnished, and not a great photo, but done! Aaa! I am so proud of this piece it scares me a little.
Hello I am reblogging myself because I uploaded the newer, significantly better photo of the painting and I actually do want this version to get seen!
I really, really like playing around with borders. So many pretty things! Referenced from and inspired by The Complete Costume History, Renaissance Ornament 15th - 17th Century, and Kinuko Craft paintings.
(I’m having trouble reminding myself that I need to keep it relatively simple, as this is for a dress hem - which will be folding and turning and basically making a nuisance of itself.)
Right-click View Image if you have a burning desire to read my notes to myself :D
(Source: jennakass.blogspot.com)
The Illustration Master Class 2012 is starting in two weeks. On my blog, I’m talking about the beginning of my progress!
Tristan and Isolde. Oh man oh man the sound I made when I saw it was an option? It was not dignified.
"There's more honor in over-reaching and failing with ambition, than in limited success. And if we measure our goals by the best of the best, at least we're unlikely to run out of challenges."
-Elizabeth Bear
Being an inspiration-board and a place to put my sketches.
Cedar Waxwing. Photos by sambobbing
[violently watches every movie with favorite actor in it even if he’s only in it for fifteen seconds and has no speaking roles]
Really tho. I was such a wreck last night.
Speech snippets featuring such...
So Tuesdays are my Mondays, which means I came to work to a looong to-do list. I did find time to snap a quick pic of this...
the ham … it’s… it’s …… argghhhhhh
i love when cats’ programming glitches out
I love how the guy in the upper right is just losing his shit
I want to make a friend.
Water, 35 liters. Carbon, 20 kilograms. Ammonia, 4 liters. Lime, 1.5 kilograms. Phosphorous,...
