Tiger Eyes 01:
[Almost done!!!]
Acrylic, 9x12"
Lady In White:
Graphite, 18x24"
Virgil:
Charcoal, 14x17"
All art copyright (c) Mike Kloepfer
"The level of achievement that we have at anything is a reflection of how well we were able to focus on it." -Steve Vai
"The level of achievement that we have at anything is a reflection of how well we were able to focus on it." -Steve Vai
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Studio pix
Is it just me, or is having a floating skull in your studio the coolest thing ever!!!!???!!!
I recently discovered the coolest thing in the world, (next to having an ominous floating skull in your studio):
Empty paint tubes. You mix your paint, fill 'em up and crimp 'em.
Then, anytime you need that shade, it's ready to go!!!
MORE TIGERS!
Work in progress:
Tiger Eyes 01
Acrylic, 9x12"
The more closely I look at nature, the more I am in awe at the intelligence of its design. It's all there: drama, tension, composition. Everything about the structure, pattern and coloration is designed to direct the viewer's attention to the tiger's eyes.
Here is a step-by-step of the painting so far:
Tiger Eyes 01
Acrylic, 9x12"
The more closely I look at nature, the more I am in awe at the intelligence of its design. It's all there: drama, tension, composition. Everything about the structure, pattern and coloration is designed to direct the viewer's attention to the tiger's eyes.
Here is a step-by-step of the painting so far:
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Easel Cam - what's on the easel at this particular moment? Works In Progress, etc.
WIP: map for the book "Fable" by Lisa Fender |
WIP: Cover for the book "Fable" by Lisa Fender |
Lemmy 10/2012 |
11/25/11:W.I.P
Prismacolor and graphite, 11x17"
11/20/11:
11/19/11:
09/02/11:
Still WIP...
WIP 02/10/11:
Drawing in progress 02/08/11:
Graphite and Carbon on Canson paper, ~5x7" Reference by JoSchwab on DeviantARTA closer look:
Please forgive the image quality - I am using the webcam on my laptop.12/27/10 -
Continuing on with Color Charts...
12/26/10 -
Color charts with my newly developed 'limited palette' of colors, beginning with the straight colors:
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