Artwork
Here are some of my best works from the past few years. Some were made in or for a class, some as a request from somebody, and some were made just for fun.
PLEASE NOTE: When you hit "Show More", it will reveal drawings of nudes from a figure drawing class. Please view at your own discretion. Aside from those, they are arranged in chronological order.
2014. Medium: acrylic paints on canvas.
2014. Medium: acrylic paints on wood boomerang.
2013. Medium: acrylic paints on canvas.
2013. Medium: HB pencils on paper.
Figure Drawing, Final Project, 2012. Medium: oil pastels on toned paper.
Intro to Drawing, form assignment, 2012. A time lapse of my sister's room. Medium: HB pencil on white paper.
Figure Drawing, midterm, 2012. Medium: acrylic paints on canvas.
Intro to Drawing, value assignment, 2012. Medium: vine and compressed charcoal on white paper.
Intro to Drawing, line assignment, 2012. Medium: HB pencil on white paper.
Figure Drawing, ~3 hour in-class drawing, 2012. Medium: vine and compressed charcoal on white paper.
Figure Drawing, 2012. 10 minutes in class painting. Medium: ink on white paper.
2012. Medium: acrylic paint on canvas.
Intro to Painting, still life, 2012. Medium: oil paints on canvas.
Intro to Painting, still life, 2012. Medium: oil paints on canvas.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
1 in a series of 6. 2011. Lyrics from the song "Ithaca is Gorgeous" by Dylan Owens. Medium: paint pens and acrylic paints on wood panels.
Cassie Bender / cassiebender491@gmail.com