Saturday - The 20-foot-drop - Aftermath

6:30 am start
talk about commitment


i had to stop by the school to pick up my paint brushes
as i was leaving - i went to take my CD player out of my bag and didnt my prototype sculpture decide to see if he could fly?

It fell a entire floor of the TEL building

its funny - in class i was wondering what kind of idiot would get their project broken - and just for clarification - its my category of idiot




but - as i said it was just a prototype

i was only carrying it wiff me as a point of reference when i went to buy paint (so i could show the dude at the store what i would be painting on)

as you can see here - the rest of the militia is still in tact:


you can also see the paint i bought in that above picture at the Pacific Mall (only took me a decade to get there - that place is dope tho)



and below is a final detailed version of one of the figures set for its last baking:


this dude turned out pretty cool

more updates later

Watercolor

I forgot to scan my sketch of the intersection before i started painting it.

Anywho - here is the sketch (above) with some preliminary painting done.

I painted the sky and the street and a couple poles.



Below are the watercolors we did in class of some toy bug monster the instructor brought in:
When the instructor came around, he said something to the effect of 'Oh, you drew the monster in a garden'. In actuality, those things at the bottom are people running in terror. The pink backdrop is the color of the sky on the alien planet, and those blue things in the air are UFO's.

Obviously.



The above picture is the dragon bug robot monster from a different angle.

This time he is in a wooded area stomping all over trees.


It was kind of strange painting in class.

I dont think I painted in a class room in over 20 years.

I dont think I painted in over 20 years.

It was pretty damn fun.


Now if I could find a good woman to support my painting career I'd be set.

Maybe a lawyer or accountant type.

Or Macy Gray.


Damn she's hella fine.