Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Corel painter 12 work

I have not posted in a long while. I have been working on reading instruction manuals for my camera,  Photo shop elements and Corel Painter 12. I purchased this software and a Wacom drawing tablet so I could do more work digitally.  I am including some drawings/paintings I have made.



"Apple"  digital conte crayon with Corel Painter 12 

This is one of the first attempts an apple drawing.



"Greg and Lucky"  digital chalk  



"Merry Go Round"  digital colored pencil


This merry go round is in Washington D.C. on the mall right outside the Smithsonian castle.



Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Apple Water Color


Copyright by S. Ciaccio 2009

"Apple" Water Color

!!" by 15" 140 lb paper

My water color study of the apple still life. I used some of the knowledge I gained with the colored pencil exercises to help with the color on this piece. I was happy with the results. My problem is the photography . the green frame around the apple is not crooked in real life the photo makes it look lopsided. something about the way I have the camera set is creating this optic effect. A mystery that needs to be solved.


Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Apple Colored Pencil

Copyright by S Ciaccio 2009

"Apple" Colored Pencil

9" by 12" 100 lb paper

I used the techniques from colored pencil panting bible for this study. It has been a excellent reference and practice source. Learning how to layer the colored pencils has really helped me with not only colored pencil but with water colors. I am pleased with the results here. I plan on seeking some expert advice on photographing art work soon.


Sunday, August 23, 2009

Apple Pen and Ink

Copyright by S. Caiccio 2009

"Apple" Pen and Ink Drawing

9" x12" 100lb. paper

This is my pen and ink study of an apple still life. I notice that my pen and ink work has a different quality from the other three studies i do. the pencil, colored pencil and water color are more concerned with realism, while the pen and ink tends to be more stylistic. I am not sure why, it seems to me something that the media I chose dictates.


Friday, August 21, 2009

Apple Drawing

Copyright by S. Ciaccio 2009

"Apple" Pencil Drawing

9" by 12 " 100lb. paper

I continue my study of supposed "simple" still life with a study of an apple. You can get lost in the details of the apple skin. I am trying to learn how to render the highlights on the apple.