The posts below contain some of my daughter, Sarah’s, selected art work. Each post contains:
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Apparently a project for one of Sarah’s painting classes. No idea what the original media or size is. Hopefully, the artist will comment and fill us in.
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Another a project for one of Sarah’s painting classes. No idea what the original media or size is. Hopefully, the artist will comment and fill us in.
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I have no idea what inspired this unusual vision. Sarah… wanna tells us some more?
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Another gaia inspired creation.
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A couple of characters from a recent animation project.
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Not sure if this is a senator or a representative.
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The third branch of the federal government, I presume.
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Pretty sure this is an avatar rendering for a gaia friend. It’s a different style than I’ve seen from Sarah in this genre.
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Kuyusi is Sarah’s online persona from gaia. So I’m assuming that this is another take on a self portrait.
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Wow. With all the red and green, she looks like a Japanese Christmas nightmare.
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Without wings? I’d hate to be around when kochi starts to fly.
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Hmm… an interesting Valentine’s Day message. Wish I could figure out what it means.
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Not sure about this one. But I imagine the chances are pretty good that she’s playing the blues.
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An avatar drawing commissioned for a gaia friend? I really like the attitude reflected in posture.
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This was a gift to someone… likely one of Sarah’s friends from the online gaia forum. Although she’s now quite critical of the proportion of the eyes, there’s just something very compelling about it to me. The purpleness, perhaps? Or something else….
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Somehow I have the impression that the subject was one of Sarah’s friends, Jade perhaps. Or a complete stranger. Or both.
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Not sure how the hands are connected to the torso. I’m assuming it’s a stylistic thing. Or maybe she just forgot about arms.
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Zoe is an orphan with an attitude and a sister who doesn’t know she exists. Someday she may have her own graphic novel.
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Bean is a lead character in Sarah and Amy’s collaborative team animation project from the spring 2009 semester.
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Not sure where this particular cafe is. From the look of the clientele, I’m not sure I want to find out.
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I have no idea what this character is all about. But I’m curious. That’s a good thing.
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This is more sides of a panda than I’ve ever seen. Apparently, the turnaround is a standard exercise in animation.
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These sketches are studies for the characters in one or Sarah’s early animation projects.
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With a sketchpad in hand, she’s never bored. This is people-watching at a whole diffferent level.
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With a sketchpad in hand, she’s never bored. This is people-watching at a whole diffferent level.
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Life drawings and on-location sketches are a passion for Sarah… and a key to developing her style and technique.
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Life drawings and on-location sketches are a passion for Sarah… and a key to developing her style and technique.
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Sarah was active in the high school drama department. She acted and did several of the posters for the plays.
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This is a high school project that started in black and white. When a drop of blood from poked finger dropped on the paper, the whole concept changed.
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This was a final project from Sarah’s High School art class. I believe it’s oils on canvas board.
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