Thursday, July 16, 2020
Spring has come, exams are rolling in, seniors are writing clay biographies, and the trees are turning wonderful shades of pink, green, and white. What better time to pull out watercolors and paint the scenery? A few hundred years ago, watercolor was considered a sketching medium and not fine art. […]
I drew this piece on black paper, sketching it out in graphite, and then I shaded it with the white charcoal. For the reference photo, I took it in a way that made the dimmer parts even darker so that there was more contrast. ______________________________ Meet the Artist I am […]
NOTE: While this article avoids outright spoilers, it does allude to major plot points of the novel and film. Greta Gerwig’s most recent film Little Women takes on a modern adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel. Since its release Christmas of 2019, the film has received 71 awards and […]
Disclaimer: This article is the exclusive property of Emmanuel Koh and clay magazine. It is not to be drawn with, thrown, or struck by lightsabres. It is also not to be published to Stick Man Pte Ltd or to Vader & Co. Somehow, I had this idea when I sat […]
This piece focused on scale and proportions. I picked a bush viper because I thought that it would be fun to challenge myself. I applied the method of stippling to this piece. I was asked to consider if I wanted to add color, and found that the eye was the […]