Mike Baker’s Son’s Portrait
Oil painting of Mike Baker's son and daughter-in-law.
This project took quite a while and turned out differently than I expected, but I’m happy with it. It also looks differently in real life than it does in the photo.
Deane's Faces
An exhibition space for occasional scribbling
St Vincent
Saw Annie at 9:30 Club. A start at Art Nouveau hair.
Hand Eyes
Interesting use of positive-negative space.
Baltimore Sports Bar 10_20_09
Faces in a bar while I was eating pizza
and concepting for Concepting class.
50′s Singer
Here’s a sketch of a 40′s singer drawn from Fred Astaire’s “You Were Never Lovelier.”
By the way,
One could get the idea that I only like drawing (or sculpting) myself… they’ve just been turning out really well lately.
Faces
I have been drawing seriously for the past twenty years, but it has only been in the last three years that it has become automatic — that I look at something and can draw it well, or need to draw something and it “draws itself.” I must have finally reached my 15,000 hours of drawing…
(And I lied. This won’t be one a day, but occasional entries as time permits.)
Self-portrait in Illustrator.
Deane Nettles
is an art director with over twenty-five years of experience in advertising, graphic design, corporate identity, publications and web design. For more of Deane's work, see www.deanenettles.com.
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