Spontaneous Sketches: Animals and Somesuch
mechanical pencil, 0.5 mm
© 2012 by A. Dameron
Yesterday, Sarah and I were at an Autism Society Mom's Support Group. It was at Panera Bread at Northlake Mall. She gave me words and I drew them so she knew what they looked like. A teachable moment for my 3 year old. Little cartoon-like sketches with my mechanical pencil. You can do art anywhere.
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My first project on Behance.net: The Color of Women, celebrating women of all
walks of life! :-D
Doctress Death
pencil
© 2012 by A. Dameron
A steampunkish crash course in "Poisons, Pretty Poisons."
A twisted take on 'Do No Harm'.
Drawing Practice: Standing and Sitting
pencil
© 2012 by A. Dameron
I was actually debating whether or not to even post this, since it was just 'practice rubbish', but decided to in the end. I try to draw a little bit every day, even if it is just 'rubbish'.
The Scribbling Resident
pencil sketch
© 2012 by A. Dameron
Last week, I visited a Starbucks in Charlotte (near Presbyterian, on E. 7th Street, if you're local). Across from where I was sitting was a guy alone at a table, wearing green scrubs, his hair cut in a flattop, and a Marine Corps tattoo on his arm. He had earphone buds connected to an I Pod and was scribbling furiously on his PAD, as if he was determined to get as much writing in on his precious coffee break.
Reminded me when I did the same thing in the teacher's lounge while I was student teaching.
Fantasy Self-Portrait
pencil sketch
© 2012 by A. Dameron
Fantasy Self-Portrait
acrylic ink, watercolor pencil
© 2012 by A. Dameron
Again, here is the original pencil sketch and the final inked drawing.
pencil sketch
© 2012 by A. Dameron
You Promised...(final)
acrylic ink, watercolor pencil
© 2012 by A. Dameron
Here are two versions of the same piece. The first is the WIP pencil sketch. The gravestone is based on the Japanese haka (family gravestone). The second is the final drawing after line art and inking. I posted both to show the creative process involved in this one.
