DIL317 A - The Other Side of Fat

While the world is focused on trying to control the obeisity problem, which is a real threat, there is another side that is often neglected.  This video makes a wonderful example.


Body Image PSA from Vianca Lugo on Vimeo.

http://vimeo.com/4949439

Lions Card Competition

Every year the Detroit Lions football club has a contest for people (not sure if it's just students, or students from where) to design their holiday (yay for being PC) card for that year.  This is my submission.  10X14 (to be reduced to 5X7) PSCS4

DIL 317A - Jealousy!

So I have long followed this gentleman named Petar Meseldzija and even have his blog linked over on the side of my blog.  His style and subject matter is always so strong a powerful.  Thick, bold brushstrokes give the impresion of movement and animation while intricate pencil and brushwork bring his images to life.  His stile is one that I will forever refer back to when I need inspiration

http://petarmeseldzija.blogspot.com/

Louisiana Crawfish Spot

We had to make a spot illustration for a newspaper article about Louisiana crawfish.  The print size was 6x4.  Oil on gessoed 12x8 illustration board

Hare's Mask Color Rough

We're working on a spot illustration for a short story called the Hare's Mask.  It has to fit 8.5X11 proportions.  This is just using PSCS4

DIL 317 A - Flying Photography

Each of these photos seems like they would have been quite difficult to capture... I guess it's all in the timing.

Flying Photography!

DIL 317 A - School News and Everything Else

Alright, so this'll be a first for this blog.  No personal work in this post.  Instead it's a 'here is what I've found' post, mandated by a teacher.  It'll be weekly and hopefully it'll contain some interesting stuff.  So here goes!

YouTube can be a lazy way to spend an afternoon.  So many funny, timekilling videos that really do nothing for you besides kill time.  However, dig deep enough and there are some fine jewels to be had.

CotrridorDigital is a two man group that films and produces YouTube videos (among other more professional things).  As a plus, they post a 'how to' for almost every video they post.  It's really interesting stuff.



http://www.youtube.com/user/CorridorDigital

Inner Daemons

Alright, so I posted a progress shot of this a long time ago.  However, I refused to use the crappy quality that my old camera put out on my 'professional' blog.  So I waited.  Here's the finished product!  24"X18" Oil on canvas

Strange Self Portrait

This one was actually done in my sophomore year.  I just never had a way to capture it digitally until now.  At least it's still halfway decent so I don't feel bad posting it!  24"X18" oil on canvas using a mirror

Grandparents Portrait

This was finished a few months ago but I didn't have a camera available to me that was good enough to capture it.  Now I do!  I painted this for my grandparents on my father's side.  18"X24" Oil on canvas