Raise your hammer to the storm!
My second serious acrylic painting attempt from my beginning painting class. We had a still life reference that included a stuffed bunny, some vases, fake grapes, and a rubber ducky all laid about on a large piece of blue paper. This image strikes me as warm and friendly injected with some dramatic flare. What I…
Inspired by the Business card I created, I decided to do a practice web redesign of US Ordnance Inc.’s website. Feel free to check it out. Click to enlarge images. Basic Template Content – About US – Company Overview
My wife and I like to play a game where she will make some lines on a paper and then I will create what I see out of the curves and sketched lines she has drawn. These are usually really quick and fun drawings. Steph really enjoyed this dragon sketch, so I decided to fully…
The first art project I did today was a business card. It is fun to do little business cards because they are micro designs, but the designs could be used to create whole websites!
Good Times at the Track This is a sketch that I later colored with photoshop while I was visiting my dad in the pits of Reno-Fernley Raceway. We hung out most of the weekend dispensing fuel to the drivers. We played some cards, chatted, and watched the races. Memories to treasure, indeed.
This is my first full fledged painting. It is of a still-life utilizing a limited pallet. Unfortunately someone liked it so much they stole it out of the classroom. Fortunately I had a poor photo of the painting that I attempted here to stretch and light correct to resemble the original as much as possible. …
This is The Warrior’s Burden. As part of a project for my Art History class I decided to draw what I visualized a warrior of the day wearing this esteemed piece of gear. The following sketch is of the helmet itself. The Warrior’s Burden © Joshua Keyes 2008
Assignment for Art History to go to the Getty Villa In Southern California and pick an item of interest. One a piece was picked one had to research it and give an analytical paper in regard. Also included is a sketch of the work.
Essay completed for Art History Stone Age to Medieval.