Tag: Alex Feliciano
Girl and graffiti on wheels.
I have been working on lots of things, round and round. Today working on the face and mood of the next watercolor ‘girl riding in front of graffiti’. The first day sketching can be the hardest, my favorite. Getting the shape of summer, speed, joy and a tiny amount of anxiety in the smile. The first painting what a two wheeler, next a three wheeler (big wheel style). Now for a four wheeler skater. Roller skating at the end of summer, watercolor.
20 page sketch book challenge.
Twenty pages this week
Ink-tober
Ink supplies are out on the first day of October (inktober). Doodles to start the motivation for a month full of drawings.
Who is DOOM!
Doodling throw ups found in the wild. Doom, I hope I did you right.
Studio day
Progress on painting of unicorn followed by dogs and rabbits
First large painting for the New Year.
New painting of riders riding around on a unicorn followed by many animals
Jack at StreetArt Class
Students getting ill and learning a bit about art at the StreetArt class.
Working and learning on large 11’ x 14’ crappie paper.
Sketching in large sketchbook 11’x14’ on paper with markers, ink and watercolors, sometimes with pen.
What makes a monster.
As a classic monsters, what does a witch do that makes them a thing to be feared.
Large Doodling 11×14
Doodling with grey marker on large paper, Alex Feliciano is marking you b-boys in the clouds.
What makes a monster.
What makes the werewolf scary, a big smeller, large ears? An entity that wanders between two worlds. What do we fear?
What makes a monster.
Halloween monsters, what makes them scary, a light hearted look at what makes them tick.
Late night drawing
Drawings from a late night, the stillness is inspiring. An old large sketch book and a giant bag of makers.
What makes a monster.
Monsters, what makes them frightening.
Late night doodles
Yes, up late and making marks on paper, today I’m rocking a red sharpie, a red dry erase and a red Windsor Newton watercolor maker. Dogs and peaceshocka for pages. All tiny little thorny. Small micro dogs stitched and fat. Dogs thin tiny little… again and again. lots of red. Peace, peace, peace, peace, peace, peace, peace, peace….all red then I switch to using a strange black ink brush pen, foam tip style… not my fave, it might be a bit dry.
Tuesday night’s figure drawing event, look at (iPad and Paper53) work.
Tuesday’s bi-monthly Alpharetta Figure Drawing/Painting Group. This week was destiny came to model for us. I was teaching my Street Art class till 7:30 so showed up a bit late. I missed the one minute warm-up poses. Great lighting as always and the snacks are good although right now i’m working on my heath so no cookies. I got there just in time for the last two five minute poses. Line drawing in Red ink of Destiny stretching with hands forward. Five minute pose. Hunched and resting, line drawing with red ink of Destiny, five minute pose. One leg forward, sitting …
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Figure drawing event, Sketchbook (iPad and Paper53) look.
I brought an iPad to the bi-monthly Alpharetta Figure Drawing/Painting Group. The Group brought in Scott to pose he’s the first male model in a long time and it’s the first time using my iPad at a life drawing event. Tonights sketches all posted below. We started, like most sessions, with one Minute poses. I took a minutes to make a quick pallet. As the night went on i added a pink and yellow. Big fills with ‘Roller’ tool. I’m using #Paper53 to do the drawings. The ‘Roller’ tool is my favorite! Still just doing one minute drawings I feel a bit clumsy with the …
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74 Post-it notes
74 Post-it notes Completely bonkers. I was cleaning my desk and kept finding little drawings mixed in with meeting notes. well this is all of them. Some of the Post it notes are from 2012 when I was working at WebMd.
Designing Clem Head fills
Making a template for the Clem head fill-ins. Attempting to streamline the project.
Update, “The lines Attack” show at the Hive, LA
Working and getting excited about this new, in-progress, body of work (5×7 collage drawings, done with paper, paint and ink.) will be shown at the Hive Gallery in May for “The Lines Attack” show. I have been attempting to illustrate a narrative that until now only lived in my sketchbooks, it’s a fractured series of vignettes that record my musings as I commute around the planet. Some of which, “A study on animal development in responds to auto injuries (in fast forward)”, and A rumination on advances in facial hair despite contrary marketing. 16, 5×7 inch paper drawings, Alex Feliciano …
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I had a dog, I named him “cow”, he was a happy dog.
Some of my paintings feature a dog. I like to use “Cow“, he was a big Black, white and tan dog. You can see him in the painting (BlueRoom, left, 2009). He is in the background and he is in the painting on the wall, laying down between the red chairs. I did a piece dedicated to the dreams he might have had, he was a very active sleeper. I thought about it and tried to imagine what smells would look like. Below is a detail (Cow’s Dreamscape, 3of3, 2008) of Cow. The triptych has changed over time and givin me chances …
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“No. 5”, a drawing by Alex Feliciano
Now at the Hive Gallery, Los Angeles. This drawing is part of a larger group show “Line Attack 2” at the Hive Gallery, for more info about the show visit the Hive Gallery’s website and for more pieces like this, visit my archives page. From the Hive’s website….. The Hive Gallery is proud to present: May 2013 Line Attack 2!!! Opening: May 4th 8-11:30PM $5 Suggested Donation for opening show Show Runs: May 4- June 1 *A portion of the proceeds for our opening show will go to non-profit Fighting for Fitness, helping train “at risk youth” and obese children in fitness and …