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AMOSHIMASHA Blog Launched

My best friend, otherwise known as Amosh, will be documenting his journey from China to Israel on a unicycle. Reality poetry will be accompanied with illustrations by yours truly. Follow our blog atamoshimasha.blogspot.com

Cedric

I am in the process of making this portrait of Cedric (Mars Volta). It's nowhere near finished. I could certainly use some advice. I think that I will smooth out the colors and bring back scratchy drawing on top and try to give some zest to the environment with more chroma.
In the original drawing he was teetering on tiptoes, and I'm feeling like the gesture is a bit lost, so I'm trying different compositions. Now that I look at it again, the smaller one seems to be better still, since he's about to fall right at you... uuuuuuuh need some time away from it...

Here's the original.

The Lopez Family

Mitya's Visit Home

Home

Bartik, the dog.

My dad, figuring out mail rebate. He doesn't really look so scary.

My mom.

Portraits

Myself, trying to achieve some variety in character of self-portraits.

Alex M. Schwartzman posing for a coin.

Sterling Hundley doing a gouache and acrylic wash demonstration in Drawing and Painting class.

Ronald Vera with his laptop on my broken IKEA chair/bed.

Pablo Ruiz drawing ideas for "Publish or Perish" assignment in the Common Groundz Cafe.

Mindy Winburn (I hope I spelled that right) in Sterling's Drawing and Painting class.

Justin P. Jackson working the Team Fortress re-design assignment in Shafer.

Brianna in Concept Drawing class.

Portraits of My Russian Friends

These are the portraits of my friends I drew right after I got back from my trip to Moscow. It isn't a complete series. They need some more work on shading, and there are a few friends that are still left out.

One thing that has happened as a result of this series is that I want to combine it with the old love-lorn drawings I did for the book "Anima," which was intensely personal and revolved around my internal states and visions, so to speak. The Russian series started my experimentation with attempting to show my take on the person's inner world, or at least their energy in their relationship to me. I am now continuing my work on "Anima," expanding it to include these portraits, many more people and more dream visions.