Monday, April 25, 2011

post 13

Not as productive as i would have liked, but i'll get it done.


Log:

Artist research: 2 Hrs
Drawing: 7 Hrs
Brainstorming: 1 Hr

Total: 10 Hrs

Monday, April 18, 2011

post 12

all this detail work is killing me; hours of work should have more of a pay off.

log:

Artist research: 3 hrs.
Shopping: 1 hr
Giving you up: Never
Letting you down: Never
Running around and deserting you: Never
Making you cry: Never
Saying "Good bye": Never
Telling lies and hurting you: Never
Drawing: 12 Hrs

Total: 16 Hrs

YOU GOT RICK ROLL'D!!!

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

post 11

Still working, and working hard!! What, what, rattlesnake!?!


Log:

Artist research: 4 hrs
Drawing: 7 hrs
Killing Them Softly (with my song): 5 min

Total: 11 hrs 5 min



Wednesday, April 6, 2011

post 10

can i log preparing for review as work hours? Log: artist research: 3 Hrs supply shopping: 2 Hrs Brainstorming: 3 Hrs Drawing: 10 Hrs Total: 18 Hrs

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

post 9

I am officially on the path I will follow through to the end!! It's not much different form what we discussed in that it tags well with my paintings, but it is different from what we had discussed. I will no longer be using live models and modernizing classical pieces. Instead, i will be doing intense anatomical, detail studies of classic works. So far i have begun work on Caravaggio's "David with the Head of Galieth" and David's "Death of Marat." I hope to have the completed soon spending no more than 2 days of solid work on an individual piece.


Log:

Brainstorming: 3 Hrs
Artist Research: 7 Hrs
Drawing: 10 Hrs
Total: 20 Hrs

Monday, March 21, 2011

Number 8.5

Having trouble making things work. Considering alternate route. will bring in other ideas.

log:

Artist research: 4 hrs
Brainstorming: 1 hrs
Drawing: 4 hrs
Blogging: 5 min

Total: 9 hrs 5 min

post 8

Still working out the kinks.

time log:

Brainstorming 2 hrs
artist research 3 hrs
drawing 3 hrs

total: 8 hrs