Poster!

My work got featured on the poster for SCAD’s student Scientific Illustration show, “Illustrating Nature”! c: I got to keep a copy of it.

Exhibit!

Two of my works on display in Morris Hall, the Illustration Building at the Savannah College of Art and Design. These were taken quickly with my cellphone, I plan on going back sometime soon to get better photos of them. :) The top picture was also put on the poster advertising the show for the GNSI Conference next week. Hopefully I'll get a copy of that poster to show you guys.

More Mythical Creatures

My latest project: building the anatomy of Sleipnir. Those legs are getting difficult to work with, but I wanted to make at least one counterpart to my Pegasus illustration this summer, if not more. The muscles will be hard to figure out, but it will be a nice challenge, I suppose. It's difficult to find time to work on him right now, though, with my internship. But that shouldn't be a problem in another week or so. :]

Pegasus Anatomy

My final for World Mythology: I chose to illustrate the anatomy of Pegasus. Graphite & Adobe Photoshop CS4. More mythical creature anatomy to come. :]

Horse Head Écorché

An écorché of a horse head, built up from a primitive form, with overlayed muscles. Done in Chavant (medium) for Constructive Animal Anatomy. Completed May 2012.

For those who don't know, "écorché " is a French term meaning "flayed" and is used for artwork (sculptures, illustrations, etc) in which there is no skin, or the skin is being removed somehow.

Completed Atlas

Completed rendering of the Atlas of a horse. Done with carbon pencil on vellum, 6 x 10 inches. Completed May 2012.

Atlas of Horse Construction

My process for drawing the atlas (first cervical vertebra) of a horse, for Dynamic Visualization for Scientific Illustration class. Completed May 2012.