When drawing an image, many different mediums can be used. I explore different mediums and how combinations can be used together. In this journey of the exploration of different styles and mediums I find that I have come to speak in different flavors. I hope this makes you smile, as you continue to explore "The World Built on Imagination"
Going back to college to get a degree in Fine Art has taken me in many directions. I think of my studies like a world tour into the many different places the world of art offers us all. Having to do a self-portrait was hard, as I don't really study myself that often but here it is. It has been adopted into the home where a person that believes that one day I will be famous. I can but laugh, thank them and just keep doing what I love best.
President Hoover
Nightmares and dreams they all make up the world of the sleeping. The trick is are you watchful of what your dreams are telling you. They are the key to making dreams draw the breathe of reality. To Steal a dream.
This one has some age on it as do the kaleidoscope pages. It drew the breathe of reality because of my own children and my fascination with the elegant beauty of the carousel horses frozen in a full gallop. Watching one child on the ride pretend to out run with their friend on the horse next to theirs.
Now to return you to the wonders of your world. Come often to enjoy the next section called " The New Section" Where the newest peeks into the World Built on Imaginationt will be for viewing. Before they are adopted into homes of their own.
This page was last updated: November 12, 2007
Self-Portrait
Size: 18 X 24
Charcoal & Chalk
General Lee
DA' MAN was a discipline in drawing an image using straight lines showing that you can turn a corner of cloth with a straight line
This was what I first saw upon entering Windsor Castle on my visit to London. Right there I felt that sure I could call this place home... Couldn't you?
Traveling the Tames River I saw many boat landing that seems to be in a park then I saw that it was someone's back yard. WOW!!
It can be very intriquing when you set out to fill a sketch book with all your images you have just laying around.
Here are a few drawings while studing Christensen's, and Park's style. If they offend at all, please contact Hopson_Judy@Hotmail.com and they will be removed straight away.
The original Blind Mice Sitters were done in Pen and ink. They were wanted so much that I did prints of them using burnt sienna and they got rave reviews. The prints can be seen in the print area of this website
These are the works in progress check back at your lesiure to see how they look.
