MY PORTFOLIO

Summer Doss | VCUarts '20 | This is my digital portfolio.

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Sketchbook dump part 4

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Sketbook dumb part 2

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Sketchbook dumb part 3 : movie stills

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Sketchbook dump part 1

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A celestial yogini inspired by @Lamise on instagram.

Photoshop CC, 5 “x 5″

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A fun watercolor sketch on a beautiful afternoon spent in the park.

Watercolor in my sketchbook.

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Some Andrew Wyeth inspired landscapes from Pungo, Virginia Beach that I did this semester.

Top image : 12 x 18, mixed media on paper.

Bottom image: 12 x 18, ink on paper.

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Spiegel Portrait no. 2

The second portrait commission I’ve done for a much beloved high school English teacher.  First is of his wife with their first born, and now a following portrait of Dr. Spiegel with his newborn daughter.  I was so honored to do this work!

Oil on Canvas, 18 x 24

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Some excerpts from the brilliant short story collaboration I did with Dave and Dana Nadwoodny for my dad’s birthday.  Titled the Walking Stick. 

All images created and illustrated in Adobe Photoshop CC.

2018

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Richmond Alley Sketch

Ink Wash and Micron on Paper

2017

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Artemis, a figure drawing study of celestial women

India Ink on Bristol

2017

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Bicycle Study

Marker and Pen on Paper

2017

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Recent Drawing Studies

Mixed Media on Paper

2017

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The Dog on the Roof Novel Cover

Photoshop CC

2017

A draft of a book cover I designed for an in progress novel written by my mom

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Swami Sivananda Watercolor and Masking Fluid on Paper July 2017

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Experimenting with rice and salt for adding texture. Watercolor on paper.

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Through a Different Lens Series

2017

This was a series of photographs shot for my Surface Research class where we were assigned to take photos through an alternative lens.  I used vaseline and cups and plastic wrap to alter these images in an analog fashion.