thanks for all the compliments so far..i appreciate it

it's my favorite even though its not finished it seems(is it?). 

no the first one is not finished, the part that i wanted everyone to focus on is completed and she kinda fades away near the bottom

Love the piece on rose colored paper. I'm not sure what the subject matter is, but I don't need to. Love the movement and composition of it!

that is actually a drawing of seashells, once you know what it actually is it's a lot easier to see the whole picture

anything you guys think i should work on??

i love all of them...the subject matter is great

i really like the garden one...it's great to see how much just a little bit of color will make a black/white photo stand out

wow that's amazing...i had to do something like that a few years back only i used sharpie and had to change the design in each box but yours definately turned out so much better, i love how you were able to get every little detail into your portrait...

you've got lots of talent..they are all amazing but i think the first two are my favorite

thanks....and as for the cereal box, for this particular assignment i had to use it and basically just represent the fact that it was a cereal box in some way but i use random things to draw on all the time...especially cereal boxed and the inside of paper grocery bags..you're far from being the only one to do that...i mean it's cheap and convenient so no complaints there right...

these are just some projects i completed in my art class this past year...some of them show up a little blurry but comments and criticism would be appreciated...thank s!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/10687515@N02/  (some of the blurry ones show up a bit better on this website)



drawn after michelangelo's statue of the virgin mary--tonal drawing using prismacolor


this one is a mcdonald's breakfast drawn using prismacolor on a cereal box


this was drawn after degas using chalk pastel


black paper drawing with white charcoal


still life drawing using ebony pencil and white charcoal on rose colored paper




reflective drawing using graphite and prismacolor


still life--charcoal on a gessoed background


self portrait--tonal drawing using graphite and white charcoal

these are just two drawings that i did in my art class..the resolution isn't great but i'm happy with them....the first one was done with oil pastel and the second was done with charcoal..any comments would be great

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/slutz_4_mutz/detail?.dir=/2fecre2&.dnm=67bdre2.jpg&.src=ph

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/slutz_4_mutz/detail?.dir=/2fecre2&.dnm=f0d8re2.jpg&.src=ph

no i didn't use any glass...it probably would have been a good idea to put something over the picture but for now it's just glued to the back of the frame...the red part it just died playdough and the black part is tempera paint

all of your drawings are amazing