If you happen to be in Brooklyn, you can view my sketchbook:
Dear Mary Stebbins Taitt,
Thanks for sending in your project for The Sketchbook Project: Limited Edition! We just wanted to let you know that your project has now been cataloged into the Brooklyn Art Library! It can be found on the shelves with a call number of 185.17-8.
If you've already chosen to get your project digitized, you'll receive another email once it's been scanned into the Digital Library.
Please stay tuned for more details about the project. Sincerely,
The Art House Crew
Art House Co-op
www.arthousecoop.com
This book contains the original sketches for Brave Benny's Animal Alphabet.
Sketchbook Project Exchange
for Artists participating in the Brooklyn Art Library's Sketchbook Project
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
Benny and the Porcupines
Benny and the Porcupines |
It took me two days to do this one. I wanted to make Benny and the porcupines both larger, but I have a really hard time figuring out how to do that. When they are small, it is hard to paint them. It's also TOO BIG (as they all are) for the scanner, which is not good! I lose part of the painting when I scan it. This is the SKETCH. (the painted sketch, but not the official final).
There is something wrong with this--and with most of these, the scans on this scanner all look washed out and pale.. They don't look like that on paper--that is one of the problems with actual paint as opposed to artrage--getting them digitized so they look right is hard. Difficult.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
gorilla sketch, possible final for Urchin
Gorilla sketch in sketchbook for Brave Benny's animal Alphabet 9 x 12 mixed media acrylics and pigment markers |
Benny and the Urchins "final?" 5 x 7, watercolor |
I am not sure I am done with this and am considering inking the outlines. See the sketch below (previous post) for comparison and let me know what you think. The sketches are larger than the paintings--the paintings are 5 x 7 and hard to get much detail (for me).
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Benny and the Ferret ((Semi-)final)
Benny and the Ferret watercolor 5 x 7 on arches cold-pressed 140 lb/300 gm paper |
Saturday, March 24, 2012
V is for Vampire
V is for Vampire Bat
5 x 7 on Canson Canvas Paper.
I drew it with markers and then touched it up a little with gouache.
These pages will not be together in the actual book.
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