This painting I did based off of a Van Gogh painting. A technique I used for it was to glue Monopoly money to the canvas to block out the colors I'd be using. You can still see a few 20's and the shape of many of the bills.
This is a painting I did in highschool. Definitely one of my best paintings! I'd originally done an oil painting of a barn on the same canvas, which you can still see evidence of near the top, but decided it was u-g-l-y! This painting is taken from a detail of Fragonard's The Bolt. I absolutely love Fragonard, mainly for his habit of including a "steamy" under- or overtone in his works!
I just couldn't resist myself when I saw this! Inspired by a teacher's blog posts about her husband's comparisons between her and a "bobble-head", here, here, and here, I just had to take this picture of a tree ornament that I found at World Market yesterday! I think it's a rather cute resemblance!
I was very proud of how this omelet turned out, both in taste and in presentation! I hadn't expected it to fold over so nicely, but when it did on accident, I did my best to maintain its shape! And it was sooooo tasty!!!!
These are some pictures I did of my friends over Fall Break. I used my Chartpak markers (for the first time since last semester! Yay!) on trace paper with an artist pen for the outlines. I am really proud of them!
Keith My baby on a boat! KaShay This last picture was actually done by my boyfriend, Jaleel. Isn't it great!!?? I love him so much! I'm really proud of him and all the work he put into it!
This is a cute, cute store in downtown Greensboro, located at 515 Elm Street. The store is called area- modern home and lighting. It has some really great furniture and interior accessories, which is a huge compliment coming from me! I got so many ideas when I went, even the customer service was less than I expected.
*The second picture was taken from Google Maps. Check out the street view of the map!
This is a pic I took on my boo's cell phone while we were waiting on a friend in the Super Lab in the library. I'm not a big fan of this style of lighting, but that doesn't mean it can't be made interesting.
My driving motivation has always been to make things how I want them to be. I plan to specialize in as many areas of design as possible, thereby ensuring satisfaction with the things I create. Ambitious, yes. Impossible, no.