Teresa Oaxaca

Teresa Oaxaca is a "Contemporary artist based in Washington D.C. Specializing in the medium of traditional oil painting while drawing on a wide range of sources for inspiration and subject matter." I got this from her blog http://teresaoaxaca.blogspot.com/ I have not met this fantastic artist is of this posting date but found out about her through art centers in my region. Mrs Oaxaca teaches at the art league (torpedo factory) in Alexandria,VA which is pretty convenient for me being in northern Virginia. 

 some of Teresa's art

 I signed up for one of her workshops scheduled this weekend, and found out all sets were filled.

the torpedo factory said I could signup for another session though!

 five months is a while but this should give me time to brush up on my technique to show off in the classroom "wink wink"

the high artwork that Teresa Oaxaca can produce is far beyond my capabilities, and so inspirational! after I attend the workshop I'll do a follow up post on Teresa Oaxaca.

 

Merry late Christmas and Happy late New Year!

I have not been consistent thus far its not a part of my personality for now, but I'm making a post anyway. the first photo is a Sketch Book I bought from a 7-ELEVEN convenient store for 7.00$ this and a ballpoint pen is the only art materials I'll use for a while. when I finish this little sketch book I'll get another one and so on

sketches

 this sketch below I copied from pinterest, one of Teresa Oaxaca's charcoal drawings, more on her in the next post!

all these sketches I  copied off Pinterest that'll be what I post for a while: ballpoint pen drawings copied from pinterest.

Dateline Disney- Runaway Brain (1995)

saw this on Bing by that90sguy 

Film Animator (Traditional)

The Making of, Thought of You

thought this video was deleted for good, but here it is. it's been a while since my last post, I'm not a professional blogger or professional anything for that matter, just a lazy, amateur, wannabe animator!

contour line lessen

this contour line is from a lessen I saw on Tim Gagnon you-tube channel I coped it as I saw him drawing. I will do more of these when in the classroom.

the following few post are from my 2015 sketch book. I threw away all my sketch's from 2012 to 2014 which weren't very many or at all good, so hears whats left comment what you think!

thank you.