Illustrations
Sometimes, when bored of work or assignments... or anytime really, I tend to sketch and doodle whatever comes to mind. Whether it be a perspective practice or something as simple as an expression, here are some of those sketches.
Digital Art - Prior 2025
Art has always been a part of my skill set. Throughout my school years, I drew all the time! A while back, I even dedicated a whole binder full of those old works. Below is a collection of art made through my iPad. The program I mainly used was Procreate, alongside Illustrator and Photoshop for graphic design classes. As you can see, I am still yet to find a "fixed" style; nonetheless, these are a few examples of sketches I am happy to show to ya'll!
Physical Illustrations
Artworks created out of Study, Commission,
or Wim
Sometimes, nothing beats getting a piece of paper and making something out of nothing. Yes, I have tried to zoom into these works before. No, it didn't work. Yes, it took a lot longer than expected, but I would do it again in a heartbeat understanding the trials behind them. Please enjoy!
Project 3 - James Ornelas Portrait, through Close Chuck Squares
2024
2D Art Foundation
During my time at FAU, I had to take this course to complete my Studio Art Minor. These two pieces are the best of that time.
Project 2 - Micrography
Statement:
My second to last art project had students choose a subject and design it under principles of micrography, an art style that utilizes text to form an image once completed. We also learned how to grid in this module, so we learned by designing Frida Kahlo. Frustrated that I had struggled with drawing Frida, I chose to continue my design using Frida, as she was the subject I initially was learning how to draw.