Julia Calcada

Saw this amazing artist. So visually intriguing, and im really interesting in her content : )

Digital Imagery Final

In progress - 10 finished, 16 to go : )

First completed map : )

Slowly but shirley : )

So i finished putting the tabs and grids on them (all 26 of them) : 0
now I just have to put the streets and stuff and make an index (although i'm still debating whether or not to even include an index).

developing brownie 620 pan film

DISASTER! There is no notches on the side of the film to get it into the spool, so i tried just guiding it in and it overlapped in so many places there wasn't really a single image that came out right... grrrr

LBMA

I went to the Long Beach Museum of Art last week to see the sweet submersives drawing show. It was pretty amazing. In particular there was this one piece that caught my attention the most. It didn't have the dimensions posted but it had to be about 18 feet by 4 feet. It took up a whole wall of the museum and was definitely the most crowded to try to see. It was a jungle scene with a whole bunch of animals, but some of them had human features. You had to really stare at it to realize the little quircks that were out of place. The artist did the entire piece in graphite pencil and it was just incredible. Ive been trying to find a picture of it but no luck yet so ill post one when I find it. : )

Little Red Riding Hood

I'm doing a Little Red Riding Hood storyboard for my Illustration class. Here's some of the photos from the first shoot : )