Figure Paintings

14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (3 hour)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (6 hour)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (6 hour)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (9 hour)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (9 hour)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (6 hour w/ blue light)

















14"x 16" Oil on Masonite (6 hour w/ blue light)

















8"x 10" Oil on Canvas Board (3 hour)

















8"x 10" Oil on Canvas Board (3 hour)

















12?" x 30?" Oil on Cardboard (6 hour)

















8"x 10" Oil on Canvas Board (6 hour)

Some of these figure paintings are from the beginning of the semester up until this past week.

Self Portrait

I did this portrait last semester. Needless to say I'm a little behind in uploading all of my assignments.

18" x 24" Oil on Canvas

Much Needed Update

So clearly I haven't updated this thing as promised in the previous two posts from nearly a year ago. This will all change soon and I will re-vamp this thing to fit my style just a little better. For now, please look at:

Http://www.wastedwings.deviantart.com

Development problems...

When I received my negatives back from Sam's Club two days ago I was mortified with what they called processing film. My negatives had residue on them (it looks to me like they didn't do a perma wash) and I had to give all of the prints back and only pay for the negatives because they had printed one roll backwards and then there was residue coating the other roll.

Since I don't have photo chemicals or a large industrial dryer at home I made due with my hair dryer and bathroom sink to wash the negatives off that were coated with water marks. God they put me through a huge hassle over something that was supposed to be so easy. So I scanned in all the negatives and just like I thought, the graduation pictures came out pretty dark (due to the horrible lighting provided by the Van Wezel) and since I was sitting so far back the faces are tiny. Thus I am only including a couple of pictures from both of the rolls of film. At least I got a good portrait of Jack out of all of this, which I am going to upload on DA as well because I really like the photo. ^_^

I will be getting my 7 rolls of film back from Boston this coming week. I shot these using an old Yashika camera and 400 Fujifilm.

First post!

Hello all! I'm horrible at keeping blogs up to date, but if all else fails, I will x-post my DA posts to here (and include enhanced images).

I made this account to try and keep in touch with everyone who has recently graduated from RSAD. Hope I can continue to update this thing in the future.

Kelly f.