February Challenge: Needs w/ Creative lighting

                     I don't really have anything to say here. I just thought it was a funny picture.

February Challenge 4: Night with Text

I thought this piece turned out really well actually. It's pen and ink on paper. I don't really know if the quote suits the picture super well, but I just really liked it, so I threw it in there.

February Challenge 3: Fruit/Vegetable Repetition

Digital Photo

Again, I might replace this one if I can take a better one this month. I didn't do a whole lot with this photo, just changed the shading and the colors a little bit. 

February Challenge 2: Surrealism

8" x 11"

Pen and Ink piece I did. Depicts a man looking over a river and contemplating his thoughts. Not completely finished with this one. Will probably re-upload the finished piece when it has more color and I have a better means of taking a picture. 

February Challenge 1 : Anger

8" by 12" Pen and Ink Piece

I couldn't think of something new, so I decided to skip ahead and draw something related to Anger. It's kind of a surrealistic and abstract piece. I didn't really think about the composition too much, as I only had a few days to create this. I'm relatively happy to how this turned out. 

"Pharaoh"

     
     This is another pen and ink piece that I did. This was also done on an 11"by 8.5" piece of paper, and this one is called "Pharaoh."I originally started out with just the pyramids in this piece, and then it turned into this sort of Egyptian concept. I feel that I need to add something else because it seems a little empty in some spots, especially the sand. But overall, I like this piece. It just needs a little improvement.

"Guitar"

             
 This is a black and white pen and ink piece called "Guitar." It is on an 11" by 8.5" piece of paper.
One thing that I'm incredibly passionate about is music, and one thing that I especially appreciate is the beauty of an acoustic guitar. I really wanted to play around with different perspectives and art styles in this work, and I think I achieved what I wanted to accomplish.