When I had Andrew stand in front of the door, I didn’t even notice until after the picture was taken that the door appears crooked in the frame. That was a happy accident, considering the metaphorical weight the image represents for the subject.
This was made at Willowbrush Studio + Gallery of Tulsa run by the wonderful Rachel Wimpey. Thank goodness for her summer art classes because I would’ve never made the ONLY watercolor that I’ve produced and been satisfied with!
In my Illustrator class, we had to create our own critters or characters. Naturally, this project was my favorite of the class and out of it, Noof and Norby were born. I love these two and they quickly worked their way into my future book. I went on to make
Sweet friend of mine from college. I am always beyond grateful to my friends that model for my drawings and photography. Thank you everyone for putting up with me and supporting my artwork!
For my collage studio class, we had to choose a Matisse work and create a collage out of it. This is a work of his painting, Still Life with Green Sideboard.
We had to make a self-portrait with quick mark-making. I enjoyed this one, making silly faces always adds to the fun!
In ceramics class, we were told to create a self-portrait through a pair of shoes. I chose my “Jesus” sandals because they can be worn with both casual clothes like T-shirts and with dresses. I am generally a laid-back person and I love that these shoes can be dressed down or up
A group of us went camping in the Wichita Mountains in Lawton back in January. It was such a neat opportunity to hike the mountains of my home state! One of my best friends/ sorority sisters and I took a picture making kites (Theta’s symbol) towards the end of the trip.
