Saturday, November 7, 2009

a sunny day


hm not quite true to the real colors but oh well

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

tooo day




Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Giverny


Today when coming back from class a man I don't think I've ever seen suddenly stopped and asked what book I was holding. Monet's Giverny I told him. He said, awesome awesome, good for you. do me a favor? I smiled, yes? Go there, he said, it's beautiful, you wont want to leave.


So since I basically promised this man I would go... I will :)

I must start relearning some french...

Thursday, October 22, 2009

I found my sunglasses and was reminded of who I am in Christ.

:)








Tuesday, October 13, 2009

planet earth turns slowlyy






Here are some things I've been working on!

Theee bottom one is in oils, the top three are acrylic. The two portraits with the black background were done on foam core (which I found to be prettyyy fun), though they scanned in kinda funny, I'll try to get a better photo of them later.


My brother just sent me this cool song, which I've already played a bunch of times :D check it outttt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI4JLa0hbUw

Sunday, October 11, 2009

freedom for little Gibson


This was my latest assignment for my cloth class, which is suppper cool and much more open then my other major classes.

This piece is about a little pig, Gibson, who is spending his life working working working. While reading a book on break he realizes that other pigs are out there enjoying life to the fullest in the wild. With this sudden revelation he leaves life as he knew it to enjoy life the way its suppose to be.


My inspiration for this silly story was my life. These last few weeks I got so caught up in working working I let my focus drift from my relationship with my Lord and Saviour. I'm not supposed to live my life from deadline to deadline. I have been given freedom and so much more :)



"Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life..."

Matthew 6:25

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

the perfect thought at the perfect time.

"As a student I used to put a lot of pressure on myself, trying to draw "as well as X" or " as nicely as Y" and it was very frustrating, because i was using a lot of techniques that weren't really mine, like drawing the inner structure, or "the force" or drawing with straight lines only... (and many more) and didn't end up with anything satisfying anyway. Now I just 1.watch 2. draw and feel much better."

~Aurelie Blard-Quintard


http://aurelieblardquintard.blogspot.com/