| Year : Junior, 2002-2003 Course : none Teacher : none (but Mr. Pickman still helps me out) (Mr. Pickman rocks) |
| A fairly quick drawing of dragonfly wings that I saw in a book. Black ink and cheap black watercolours (which, upon painting over the ink, I've found, bring out a blueish colour from the ink.) 2002, EAP |
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| An ancient Greek carving of a griffin head. Painted in black tempera from a book on Greek art. 2002, EAP |
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| Black and white tempera painting on grey paper. A portrait of the Madonna, from a book on Michaelangelo. This was painted from a photo of the head of Mary in the Pieta sculpture in St. Peter's cathedral, which I have actually seen. I gave this painting to my grandmother for Christmas. She took a frame off of a drawing that my aunt, her daughter, did when she was younger, and put my painting in it. Poor Aunt Carole... I love my aunt's art, she's an inspiration to me. I have a scratchboard that she did hung in my room, and I took the drawing that my grandmother took out of the frame. I want to hang the drawing over my bed, it's a sketch from a sculpture of three girls dancing in a circle. 2002, EAP |
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| Black and white tempera painting of Michaelangelo's sculpture of David. I love this one - my mother wants to have it framed and hung in our house. But then, don't mothers want that with everything you make?. 2003, EAP |
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| An attempt at abstraction. Painted with tempera and black conte crayon. Further description on the page. 2003, EAP |