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My D&D 5e Halfing Druid named Lyle!!
My D&D 5e Level 5 Half-Elf Battle Master Fighter named Elizire!!!
Photography Compulation: Nature on Campus
Type: Physical Reason: Freshmen Year Art Foundation Class Final- ART 1230 (Structure) Professor: Mateo Galvano Description: This is my portrayal of conformity. The white figures are the ones that have blended in with each other and stay in their straight lines while the black figure differentiated from the white. Many aspects are varied such as color, length of string, height, and number of strings. If I could showcase this again, I'd like for it to be shown in a completely white walled gallery room. The white figures will blend in with the walls and emphasize conformity. This project was inspired by Tara Donovan on her usage of household materials and making them into beautiful sculptures. Materials: Coffee filters (some painted black), plastic bowls painted black and white, black and white sewing string, black and white beads (tied into the strings to keep the cones from sliding down the string), glue, tape, and 3M hooks for hanging. This final was showcased at Ohio University in class on 11/30/15
Type: Physical/Graphite Drawing
Reason: Freshmen Year Art Foundation Class Midterm- Art 1200 (Description)
Professor: John Sabraw Grade: B
Description: Made this for my midterm assignment. I had to somehow include the words:Enclosure, Float, and Mystery. My picture is of a frog who ate some radioactive flies, blew up like a balloon and is now floating away. The flies are enclosed inside his stomach, he’s floating away, and the mystery is why are there radioactive flies and why is the frog so okay about this? Haha. I call it: You Are What You Eat
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Type: Photography
Reason: School assignment
Description: Went around and took some pictures of my friend. Took it with her camera so I’m not sure what kind it was. Pictures to be used in future project that I will be uploading as well
My “sketch” book so far 😶
I’m saving up for college and I could use as much money as I can while being there!
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1) Photo Edit~ B/W- $5 /// Color Accent- $8
2) Photo Edit Digitally Painted~ $10 - $12 (Depends on difficulty)
3) Pokemon of your choice~ $8 - $12
4) Character, Animal, or Object w/ easy background~ $10 - $15 (Depends on difficulty)
Way of payment: Paypal.
Please message me with your request so we can discuss payments!! Thank you!
Click here for my full commissions page!
(Click for a better look) Type: Physical (Acrylic on paper and glued down pieces of a book) Reason: Sketch Book Filling Description: Filling out a sketch book for college. Sorry for the weird uncropped photo. First did a sketch, glued down the pieces of book paper, painted the right page, drew in the flowers a d painted those, and then outlined it in sharpie. Kind of a way to express the fact that my thinking can be a cluster.
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Type: Commission (Picture>Digital Edit>Acrylic Painting)
Made on: Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 and 16x20in canvas
Description: Original picture was not taken by me. A friend of mine and his girlfriend wanted to commission me. I took the picture, edited it into my most recent/popular abstract form, and painted it onto a 16in x 20in canvas. I sold it to them for $30 due to the fact that I didn’t have to buy the canvas. My usual for this size would be $45.
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Type: Digital
Made on: Adobe Photoshop Elements 9
Reason: Giveaway on one of my other blogs for making it to 420 followers.
Description: A digital piece of Wigglytuff from Pokemon.
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Type: Photography
Reason:Trip to Disney World.
Description: Went to Disney World with my marching band and took this picture in front of Italy in the Epcot center.
Contest Entry: Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibit (2015) Did not make it past the first round.
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Type: Physical (Acrylic Paint)
Reason: Portfolio Developement
Description: I took my earlier edit and painted it onto a 5ft x 4ft canvas with acrylic paint. I took this picture of it with my fourth generation iPod.
Contest Entry: Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibit (2015). I made it through the first round of judging but did not make it into the top 300 pieces.
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Type: Digital
Made On: Adobe Photoshop Elements 9
Reason: Photo Editing
Description: Tried some simple photo editing. Photo taken by me using my fourth generation iPod.
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Type: Digital
Made On: 1)Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 2)Sketch Book Express and Photoshop CS5
Reason: 1) Redo Session 2) Graphic Design Practice
Description: Went back in time and redid one of my first attempts at graphic design. Big improvement in my opinion.
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Type: Digital
Made On: Adobe Photoshop Elements 9
Reason: Practice/for fun
Description: This is a digital picture based off of a photo my dad took of a cardinal that was on our bird feeder. I'm still trying to learn a lot about photoshop.