So, yeah. Here's my work.
This is my first attempt ever at continuous line.
I was in advanced printmaking for most of my high school years, so here is some of my work.
This is an etching I made using a sheet of hard plastic, and a needle tool.
This is a monotype that I did in about 10 minutes as a last minute entry for a show. Surprisingly, it has actually won some awards. This picture doesn't do it much justice.
This is actually the collage I made in order to get a print off of it. The black color is the residue left from printing it, and the yellow color comes from the varnish I used to seal it so the ink wouldn't soak through, and become absorbed by the materials, instead of the paper. I don't have the print I made from this, because I only printed an artist's proof, and that's been lost for years. I think only two people ever got to see it, and that would be my teacher and I. Most people like the collage as is though. It once hung at a local gallery.
This is another monotype I did. I actually made this in between two classes. I don't really like this one, and I ended up leaving it at my school. A year later I returned to pick up a lot of the stuff that I did leave, and wanted, and I found this framed and mounted.
This is part of the collection of war helmets at our local art museum. I used to go there once a month and draw some of the work. This has hung in the student gallery there twice, and at a few local shows, as well.
This is a water color and colored pencil drawing I did for a class. Everyone tells me that the shadowing on the apple it off. It's not freaking off. I was in a fucking shitty-ly lit school room. I had light coming from three different directions, yet still had shadows. This is how the shadow looked.
A triptych I made involving random song lyrics, and robots. It's really cliched, I know, but I like it. The longer one(the second picture) goes in the middle. The longer one is also a print, whereas the other two are drawings.
Last but not least is a oil drawing I did for an AP Art course. I hated the course because me and the teacher did not get along for shit("It's not art. I wouldn't want to hang it in my home. F." Well, I'm not making art for you to hang in your home, old lady.) It was supposed to be done in the genre of surrealism. My teacher told me it was rubbish before we had the critique, but our guest "critquer" said it was the best thing she had seen. Whatever.
Sorry for the shitty quality pictures. So what do you guys think?