Some Traditions are too Timeless to Let Go

Some more of my previous work, this stuff most all more traditional mediums..

This is a water color inspired by Ed Hardy's designs

I was at work and had nothing better to do, after looking at tattoo style artwork I came out with this

I really love working with organic shapes and balancing them with the negative space to create more active pieces

Colored pencil watercolor of dolphins.  I have been told some people see God's face in this when they look at it.

My friend and I had a chalk fight in my drive way, and this is what my hand ended up looking like, I though the blue spiral was really cool

These we some chalk drawings I did on the drive way before we had our chalk fight.  

This was a pencil drawing of two hands making a heart

This was a birthday card I made for one of the little girls who goes to the gym I work at.  I felt bad because she invited me to her party and I had to work that day.

More work with organic shapes, I usually end up doodling this type of thing when I'm bored in class

I was doodling this at orientation, before the fire alarm.

I had free time in an art class to do what ever, so I was free painting and came out with this.  I was so proud of the hand that was making the peace sign, until I realized I gave it six fingers on accident.

This was a font I made in one of my notebooks to identify it as mine

A water color of Princess Ariel

A pencil drawing of a porcelain doll I did in one of my history classes.

Another water color, this time I was just experimenting with blending

Pencil drawing of a hand holding open a book.  I know it only has four fingers, I couldn't fit in a fifth without it looking weirder.