Drawing

Things In My Kitchen
Diaz, Raymundo”
Graphite on Paper
Art 106

Our assignment was to create a Still Life out of things in our kitchens. The drawing must include a Cube/Box, Sphere, and Cone. I rearranged these objects a million times... and this was my final composition. Hope you like it!

Elaiza
Shota, Higuchi
Paper and Pencil
Art 105
Instructor: Tarra Lyons

The picture was drawn with only pencils, and the technique of grid drawing was used.

Still Life with Sea Shells
Uher, Anna
Coffee, Ink, Charcoal, Conté Crayons
Art-105
Instructor: Leo Bersamina

This is a mixed media painting comprised of coffee-ink washes, charcoal, and conté crayons, and it features two shells in dramatic lighting. I created this in my
Art-105 class as an exercise in
contour drawing.

The Flutist
Zhao, Peng ("Penny")
9" x 12" soft pastel on paper
Drawing and Color
Instructor: Lynette Montgomery

As a fan of classical music, I’m always intrigued and fascinated by musicians’ flow experience during a stage performance. In the drawing, I captured the tension, focus and the beautiful moment as he was playing the main melody of “La Notte”, a Vivaldi flute concerto.

Drawing of Norman
Christie, Samantha
Charcoal
Figure drawing 1
Instructor: Jane Fisher

A charcoal drawing done in the classroom of our model Norman. I learned a lot creating this piece.

Still Life
Leong, Emma
Graphite
Drawing and Color (ART-106-8311)

First assignment of the class and I’m very proud of how it turned out. I managed to fool my classmates on the actual sizes of the items, so I’d like to hear what you (judges or whoever reads this) think the actual sizes of the objects are.

40 Hours
Howard, Jamie
Pencil
Art 105 - Drawing 1

Forty hours of hard work, forty days of sleepless nights, forty episodes of Bob Ross watched to keep me motivated.

Haynes Self Portrait
Haynes, Meena
Charcoal on drawing paper
Drawing & Color

The art project assigned was rather tedious. I don't normally draw myself or anything along the lines of realism, so I assumed the self-portrait wouldn't look very presentable. When the drawing was complete, I was amazed at how alive it looked. Looking back on that artwork, I'm very proud of it.

Tan Line
Lundy, Alia
Charcoal on newsprint
Figure Drawing I
Instructor: Jane Fisher

The charcoal drawing was produced during quarantine in the artist's home using a model reference photo from Croquis Cafe.

Skeleton Chart
Africa, Adrian
Charcoal
Figure Drawing I
Instructor: Jane Fisher

A drawing of the human skeleton, front and back, that lists each significant part or group of bones.

Vodka Cocktails
Jay, Jennifer
charcoal pencil, white conte, grey toned paper
Art 105 - Drawing I
Instructor: Carla Paganelli Spring 21

Glass and Metal Still life study. Stainless steel cocktail shaker, Stoli vodka bottle, stainless steel jigger still life (19.5"x25.5" Fabriano grey toned paper, charcoal pencil, white conte)

Upper body study
Rajabafjeh, Golriz
Charcoal pencil on drawing paper
Figure drawing (107)
Instructor: Jane Fisher

It was drawing from living model that was a very new experience for me! I loved it

Studies of the Human Skull
Keefe, Allison
Compressed Charcoal
Figure Drawing I
Instructor: Jane Fisher

The assignment was to draw a page worth of skull studies. My goal was to get the skulls at various angles and practice a light shading technique.

Tsubaki
Shota, Higuchi
Scratchboard
Art105
Instructor: Tarra Lyons

The first time use of scratchboard, and use camellia as a motif.

Toy horse
Lai, Jennifer
dry pastels and ink wash
ART-106-1107

The point of this work is complementary color. I like the contrast between pink and green. Even though pink seems brighter than green, green can also be bright after I adjusted its value. Overall, I enjoyed the process of playing and mixing these two different colors.

Basketball Shoes
Zhao, Peng ("Penny")
Watercolor, pastel, ink pen and graphite pencils on collaged coffee-stained paper
Drawing and Color (#1898), Fall 2020
Instructor: Lynette Montgomery

Basketball Shoes, 11” x 15”, Mixed-Media on Coffee-Stained Paper. I experimented with watercolor, soft pastel, graphite pencil and ink pen on collaged coffee-stained paper to experience the surprising elements during this creative process. The pair of worn basketball shoes is a trophy for endurance and persistence on court to achieve one’s excellence.

Skull and Bones
Ong, Lauren
Graphite
Art-105: Drawing I

This piece was drawn from beautifully dramatic lighting. I had fun capturing the intricate crevices and cracks of the skull.