I am restarting this Blog which as been dormant for about 8 years. This blog will generally be a site for the posting of my personal artwork: using Watercolors, Pen and Ink, Urban Sketching and beginning Acrylics. I'll also add links to some of my favorite art sites and perhaps discussions of on-line and local area art/artists
Mar 15, 2013
IF - Eye Glasses 03-15-13
So here is my take on this weeks Illustration Friday which is Eye Glasses. My wife calls this my dirty old man drawing. As usual comments, questions, and just chatter is always welcome. Thanks for stopping by.
Feb 11, 2013
IF - Storm 2/8/13
This is a typical streamline analysis weather chart of a double typhoon in the Pacific. Streamline analysis is the methodology used by the forecaster to analyse the wind direction/speed/RH and temperature for areas of the tropics where observed data is very sparse. The advent of satellite data has greatly improved our ability to track storms across vast areas of the ocean. Tracking the movement of the areas of cyclonic (C) and anti-cyclonic (A) circulations and refining the analysis with satellite data the forecaster can predict the movements of these storms across the oceans continuing to refine the forecast as the storms near land areas which allow for additional data from land stations to assist in analysis and forecasting.
Feb 7, 2013
Jan 25, 2013
IF - Wings 012513
I have a full schedule for this week and knew I would not be able to get a drawing done in time so I moved a previously done picture from my gallery photos. I hope you enjoy it. It was a lot of fun doing this one. Original size is 6" x 9".
Jan 20, 2013
IF - Myth 011813
Take a Ride on the River Styx!
Only one thin Coin.
The River Styx supposedly separated the world of the living from the world of the dead. The deal was you had to cross the River Styx to reach life after death. The ancient Greeks did not expect souls to swim across. Instead, they believed a ferryman named Charon would give you a ride on his boat.
The ferry to the Underworld was not free. The ride cost one Greek coin. The dead person's family usually placed a coin on the corpse so that he or she would be able to pay for the trip. Sometimes they hid the coin under the person's tongue so that no one would steal it.
Jan 13, 2013
Jan 6, 2013
IF - Edge 010413
Well here is a new drawing for 2013. Just a quick pencil sketch with lots of edges. Hope you enjoy it.
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