I did this in Art 1, way back in my Sophomore year of high school. We had to do all the colors of the rainbow in a particular shape, over a background of different shades of one color. And, I'm a big nerd, so that's what I did. But hey, it was displayed in the art showcase!
Okay, this is a picture I did, using only PaintBrush. It was an illustration of a song Parody that my sisters wrote, called The Borg Version of Part of Your World.
Okay, I'm a big nerd, as I said, so I saw this strange vase at work and immediately thought that it looked like the Guardian of Forever. So, I bought it, painted it (it was originally white) and it's now on my bookcase.
Charcoal sketch of Spock, on canvas. (see completed piece below)
Charcoal sketch of Chakotay, on canvas. (see completed piece below)
This is a multi-media piece, featuring my two favorite Star Trek characters: Spock and Chakotay.
Starting at the left side, it's dark brown paint, fading into black, then green. In the top left corner, there's a hand drawn (with pencil, then permanent black marker) Chakotay's tattoo. For fun, I used a glow-in-the-dark paint sealer, mixed with a little brown paint, and it added an interesting gloss. In the
bottom left, you'll see a pencil sketch of Chakotay, framed by brown paint, using a fan brush.
I have a clear gloss with sparkles and glitter in it, so I used it over the black area...then decided to put it over the rest of the backgrounds...Also in the center area, in case you missed it, there's a
large Star Trek insignia.
Continuing to the top right corner, we find the IDIC symbol, painted with gold and silver paint, and a dash of Opalescent white for the diamond. I also used some of the glow in the dark sealer over it, giving it a lovely gloss that doesn't properly show up in the photos. At the bottom right, we see a young looking, Spock--also framed with the fan brush, this time in green.
I found a basic Male model thing I had from an Art class, so I used it as a basis to make Chakotay as Starfleet cadet.
I asked my sister what I should draw. She said, "Chakotay as a snowman." And so I delivered.
This is actually a woman from a novel/story I'm writing. She's a jungle woman (Romulan), so she's a little wild looking.
