A collection of my art created using various combinations of red, yellow, and blue dots. All submissions are 100% hand-crafted using fine point marker and vellum Bristol Board.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
A 4 minute live video of the creation of my last piece (of Oprah). The original length was 55 hours but it is fast-forwarded about 72000%. Enjoy!!
Close up screenshots of my latest piece of Oprah Winfrey created with only red, and blue markers on 19x24” Bristol Board. The detail in the hair was done with .005 marker while the rest was done with .5 marker. See the live making of this piece at http://youtu.be/GKalSnemrjs
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Close up screen shots of my latest piece.
A slideshow showing the step by step progression of my latest art piece. Each slide is a photograph with exception to the last, which is a scan.
Medium: Red, yellow, and blue marker on 19”x24” Bristol Board.
#1- My first experimentation with this technique- a portrait of my 5 year old brother drawn in fall of 2008. This was also awarded the “Best of Show” award in a city-wide art exhibit hosting the various art submitted by high school students. I was 16 years old at the time of creation. Medium: red, yellow, and blue marker on paper.
#2- A photograph of my second “dot” creation- a gift for a good friend of mine in high school. Medium: red, yellow, and blue marker on paper.
#3- My third piece- this was a birthday present for a close friend. This particular one is smaller than most of my creations thus far; notice how the dots act as pixels resulting in a difference in clarity from my larger creations. This piece is 9”x14”. Medium: red, yellow, and blue marker on paper.
#4-My fourth creation using this technique- a portrait of my first dog started and finished on the night that she passed away. An 11”x17” creation. RIP Suka. Medium: red, yellow, and blue marker on paper.
#5- a portrait of my high school physics teacher. This piece was donated as a gift. A 14”x17” piece. Medium: red, yellow, and blue marker on paper.