Wildland Fighter

Land Fire Fighter - another tattoo design i drew up for a friend who is a Wildland Fire Fighter. He was pretty specific on what he wanted, so i didn't have too much freedom with drawing the design up other then the writing, the initials "MD", and the fire. But other then that i think it turned out really well, and my friend loved it. I just can't wait to see after he gets it on his skin!

Jesus Face

Jesus Face - tattoo design i made this semester for one of my friends. all he said was that he wanted a design of Jesus, so this is what i came up with; a pixelated Jesus face.

Artist #20- Henry Moore

Henry Moore (1898-1986) - was an English sculptor and artist. Henry was best known for his abstract bronze sculptures. Moore's sculptures typically were suggestive to the female human body, apart from some of the family group sculptures he created in the late phase of the 1950s. Henry's field was sculpture and drawing; with the movements Bronze Sculpture, and Modernism. Henry had such an impact in the art world today that he was awarded the OM (Order of Merit) , CH (Order of the Companions of Honour) , and the FBA (Federation of British Artists).

Artist #19- Tom Friedman

Tom Friedman - born in 1965, Tom was extremely known for his work by using everyday material; such as toothpicks, and even sugar cubes. Friedmans work helped bring materials into pretty geometric arrangements. His field consisted of Conceptual Art, and Sculpture. Some of his well known artwork is Toothpicks, Alien, and more. Tom is still sculpting magnificent pieces for the world to see.

Artist #18- Nancy Graves

Nancy Graves (1939-1995) - was an American sculptor, painter, and printmaker. Some of her work consisted of Wheelabout, Hindsight, Footscray, and many more. Nancy was awarded the Skowhegan Medal for Drawing/Graphics in 1980, the New York Dance and Performance Bessie Award in 1986, and an Honorary Degree from Skidmore College in 1989.

Artist #17- Andy Goldsworthy

Andy Goldsworthy - a British sculptor, environmentalist, and photographer who creates site-specific sculpture in urban settings and natural settings. Goldsworthy typically uses natural found objects for his artwork to help him create all of his sculptures. The movement Andy is categorized in is Environmental Art and Land Art; and his masterpieces show why. Andy Goldsworthy was awarded the Scottish Arts Council Award in 1987, and an honorary degree from the University of Bradford in 1993; as well the OBE in the year 2000. Andy helped elevate this open word known as "art" to this day.

Free Like Feet Want To Be

Free Like Feet Want To Be - this drawing is from a Nike Free Running advertisement in a Runners World magazine. the true reason why i did this was actually for an art 107 assignment; but after i completed the assignment i felt like i would include it in my art portfolio. the running shoes become a symbol to the saying "Free Like Feet Want To Be." but whats funny is how the advertisements lead the viewers so strongly into what their selling, that they lead you away without thinking about the bad outcomes of the object being sold. for example, how much is this running shoe, how comfortable is it truly, does it tear easily, how long will it last? all these questions become unanswered to those who don't have a lot of experience in the running field; which makes this advertisement very deadly into making a great profit.