Rachel's Digital Art Blog

This is my Formal/Informal Balance piece. I made my artwork a formal balanced piece. I first used the ruler stencil to make the half dark blue/half light blue background. Then I used the circle stencil to make the two opposite colors making a circle in the middle. Then I went with the ruler stencil to make the white line dividing the two colors. Then I used the circle stencil again to make the white circles across the artwork. Lastly, I colored in three of the circles and made them balanced.

This is my version of the Street Art Piece. I first took a brick wall picture from google and opened it in Sketchbook Pro. Then I used different tools to draw a minion with a magnifying glass used to look at it. 

This is my stencils rhythm/movement artwork. I first made the background by blending different shades of blue using the palette knife tool. Then, I took a stencil and used it to make the shapes in different places. Lastly, I used the glitter tool to add the white dots on the shapes.

This is my version of Rothko-esque's painting. I first colored the background gold/yellow. Then I added green and red to it. Lastly, I used the palette knife tool to blend the colors in a rectangular shape. 

This is the felt tip drawing I drew. This is the final scanned & colored felt tip drawing. I filled the birds and the branch black. Then, I made the background using a low opacity brush and blended the colors in. Lastly I added highlights to the black and added shadows against the background.

    This is my 9 panel comic strip. I first made the backgrounds of the comics using the Cartoon Images Folder and  using the paint brush, paint bucket, magic wand, and the burn tool. Then, I made the characters the same way. After, I made the individual panels separately. Lastly, I pasted all the panels into the 9 panels from the Cartoon Images Folder and merged the layers together.