Quick Glimpse

This is the back corner of my parents' house. The trees are actually on the neighbor's property.

On Campus

These are some drawings I did last year of buildings on campus. The photographs of the actual buildings are on the bottom. I was really pleased with how well they turned out.

My Weenie Has a First Name, It's O-S-C-A-R...

This is my little mini weenie, Oscar.  He's not too bright, but hey, you can't have it all.  At least he's softer than his brother, that's right, Mayer.

Yes, It Is a Staircase

There's not much special about this staircase, but I thought I would share it nonetheless.  At the time, I was searching for images to draw using 1 pt. perspective, but I deemed this one to be too tedious for the time constraint.  Still, it does show nice uses of brick and stonework, though I wouldn't necessarily have paired them quite like this.  Also, I am fond of the big red tree in the distance!

A Mix of New, Old and Nature

This was the stunning view of Greensboro from my studio window.  Not shown is downtown Greensboro, but I never tired of watching the shadows of clouds covering and uncovering the tops of the churches, trees and skyscrapers I could see from here!

Ha! Take That!

Though I can't take credit for the overall design of this drawing, I feel like I did a very appealing job of rendering it and of adding my own style to it.  Over all, I just want it to be proof that yes, I CAN TOO DRAFT!

Falling for Fallingwater

I was in awe when I was lucky enough to tour Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater.  This is a view of the front of the house.  When I was standing there, there was just a huge sense of unity between the building and nature.  The rhododendron was everywhere and I felt like it was as an important piece of the puzzle as the house itself!

Pitching Tents

I don't know why, but I've always loved pitching tents.  There's just something about their simple yet sturdy construction that appeals to me!