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FALL 2011: NOT OIL!!
TAD RVA 19 Jan 2012 | 10:14 am
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The first is a figure drawing distortion piece, the second is my final for figure drawing, the third is the thumbnail for it which I like a lot more than the finished piece because I like the energy in it,[…] -
The Art Department- KCMO 5 Dec 2011 | 5:50 am
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I posted some new work up on my blog, including some still lifes and figure drawings.Check it out!http://brnkblog.tumblr.com/BRNK -
Figure and composition.
TAD : ATX POD Blog 10 Oct 2011 | 5:23 pm
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This is my second semester at TAD. Here are some assignments from figure and composition class.
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