Pastel – Page 3 – Gina Lento: Fine Art and Illustration

Sparky

Sparky is a loyal little terrier who was born on St Patrick’s Day and has a clover shaped mark on his shoulder.

Piñata

Piñata loves to perform. He’s looking forward to the Easter Parade next month. He’s been very good about keeping his feathers clean and neat.

Elliot

Elliot is a rock bird. His beak is designed to crush rocks for nest building. Elliot wants to work in construction as a bricklayer.

Lucy

Lucy loves flowers. She loves to pick them and gives them to her friends. Until the day that she was stung by a bee.

Chester

Chester is a large chicken who wants to lose weight. He eats fruits and vegetables and he runs once a day.

Norma Jean

Norma Jean is a big-eared mountain cow. She’s a great climber, loves the sun, and hanging out with mountain goats and burros in the Grand Canyon.

Figment is another imaginary creature, so for you model horse folks that follow me, Figment isn’t meant to be anatomically correct….she’s just another of the many creatures that wander the pages of my sketchbooks….and started as a random mark on the page…. Figment is a small stocky pony that lives on the Emerald Isle. SheContinue reading “Figment”

Accidental people

This is an assignment from a Carla Sonheim class. This was my first one of this project and I have some postcards cut to do more when I am sitting by the TV. I am actually trying to get OUT of the studio more, believe it or not. This assignment is all random and youContinue reading “Accidental people”

Christmas Art Countdown – Day 20

I had all sorts of ideas that I wanted to do for the word “cabin.” Backtracking a bit, it is very important for artists to have sketchbooks or paintings with lots of subject matter. (And to catalog said sketchbooks, of which I have not done yet, so you know where to find stuff…) I haveContinue reading “Christmas Art Countdown – Day 20”

My two page spread

Here is the two page spread that I submitted for my class and what I previewed in yesterday’s post: One week if class left…. The text is from a story written by Zoe Tucker.