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Here was the first draft of the design I
submitted for YSU's "Penguin Parade,"
a project that involved thirty 7.5 ft.
Fiberglass penguins! Out of over 180
designs Infinite Possibilities was one
that made the cut. ( The actual design
that was submitted was of course
MUCH neater.
Medium used: Sharpie, and
primacolor pencils
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I began with the base....which seemed
to go on and on f-o-r-e-v-e-r.... I used
a ruler and my trusty Cure cd to get
the drawing down...Then I outlined it in
ink and began painting.....
Medium used: acrylic and ink
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Here are some of the steps...The one
of with the yellow at the bottom was
actually my first pallet...but I thought it
was too much so I re primed it and
went with less of a ROYGBIV pallet.... I
am sure you agree; I made the right
decision.
Mediums used: Plaster, Acrylic paint,
Spackle, wood
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The project was a total success! The
penguins were auctioned off for charity
after there tour around the state of
Ohio. My penguin was purchased for
Youngstown's Children's Museum!
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