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Examples by janine
Demonstrations of class assignments.
portrait of mo the cat
In this lesson we pushed to create a looser, wildly colorful painting. The drawing focused on identifying the connected shapes of shadow that serve as the structure on which bold color and wet on wet brush strokes are layered. In general, I worked wet on wet and blew dry the painting for each photo shown, going from light to building up darks. The final photo I included just to show that I taped off a wide border on my paper - just another option.
A graphite portrait using the Loomis Method to sketch the head.
I first developed a graphite drawing and added colored pencil. In a separate attempt I used watercolor.
I started with a pencil sketch and then used masking fluid to preserve the light areas around the sheep. Finally, I built up a watercolor.
A pencil sketch first. Then watercolor.
A study using colored pencil.
Watercolor
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Watercolor
Knight templar painting demo - part oneknight templar painting - part two |
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mantis shrimp
watercolor, acrylic study
birdcage
watercolor, pen and ink
two cats
watercolor, colored ink and pen
graphite
lighthouse
graphite
tug boat
watercolor
orchids
watercolor
lobster
watercolor
shoe
watercolor, negative painting
janine's automatic drawing in watercolor/pen & Ink
Janine's automatic drawing applied to printmaking
parrot
watercolor
wolf
mixing grays with complements
cat on fence
watercolor over graphite
snail
graphite on paper
