BUsketch81

[BUsketch81]

Hello fellow artists. It took some time, but thanks to the help of Arif a.k.a. (arifnbd). I think I figured out how to post my work here in the Gallery. Here are some of my early graphic art portraits. I especially hope they meet Don Bluth's satisfaction.

http://donbluthanimation.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=114&pictureid=587

http://donbluthanimation.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=114&pictureid=589

[BUsketch81]

Here are two more of my old graphic art portraits.

http://donbluthanimation.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=114&pictureid=592

http://donbluthanimation.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=114&pictureid=591

[LaurenWilsonArt]

Oh, the fabric still life is my favorite, the trump l'oie (oh god how do you spell that) was pulled off well. Was wondering what a photograph of fabric had to do with art. xD

[BUsketch81]

Glad you liked my fabric work. Actually the bed sheet was done in real life in my dorm room under my lamp and drawn in front of my eyes. It was rather fun in the end. Drawing fabric is a true art. I was taught that without knowing the proper look or even feel of fabric, one would have difficulty illustrating basic uses for fabric. From a woman's beautiful ball gown, a table cloth under an elegant center piece, too even a simple hankey blown on a cartoon characters nose for animation. You see what I mean.