Showing posts with label Gym. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gym. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
College of Business
This is a painting of the back side of the College of Business. The closest building is Crandall Gym. I've painted the front of it which you can see in a previous post. Yes, the grey thing in the middle of the painting is a post that is really there. Could I have drawn it out of the picture, sure, but I thought it would be more interesting with it in. I think i did a pretty good job with the HVAC system on top of the building.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
A Continuing Assault on Campus Buildings
I thought i would try something a little different today. Bothe pictures today were done in watercolor crayon. It is sometimes hard to find a bench to sit on and paint, let alone a bench and table in an area where you want to paint. So I thought it would be easier to take my watercolor crayons out and draw the pictures, then return to my office, wet them and outline them. I have to admit there are some things I like about this approach. I lose the opportunity for any detail at all, but gain speed and the ability to do this just about anywhere. This picture is of the entrance to Cradall Gym. The gym itself isn't used anymore and the University is trying to find a good way to utilize the space. It is a huge building built in the old mission style. This is the first crayon drawing I've done.
This picture is the corder of building 38. I believe it is one of the Mathematics buildings. The black in the center is a bank of doors that are just set back and very dark, even in real life. I am working with a limited selection of colors which is why the bark mulch might look a little orange, and the bricks in the road a little too pink.
Hope you enjoy them both.
This picture is the corder of building 38. I believe it is one of the Mathematics buildings. The black in the center is a bank of doors that are just set back and very dark, even in real life. I am working with a limited selection of colors which is why the bark mulch might look a little orange, and the bricks in the road a little too pink.
Hope you enjoy them both.
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