Art stuff.

[Hayley]

So I haven't really done any "real" art in over a year. Designing signs has finally sapped my creativity it seems. But I thought I'd share a few things I did in the past.

This is a panting of a cast. Watercolor/ink/white pencil on cardboard.


Concept drawing in Corel of a gift for my wife.


Finished and lit gift.

[Shantel]

You are very talented Haley, very nice!

[Hayley]

You are very talented Haley, very nice!

Thank you very much Shantel.

[Jessica Merriman]

I love it Hayley! Great job. Are you an aspiring professional artist? You should be! 

[Hayley]

I love it Hayley! Great job. Are you an aspiring professional artist? You should be! 

Thank you. Actually I do get paid to do drawings. Just not what I want. I design signs and do the technical drawings to assist in the fabrication.

Decided to add a few more drawing.
Same cast as in pervious painting. Conté crayon for this one


An unfinished ink still life.

[Shantel]

Wow, once again I am impressed! I can see why you may feel that your talent is being wasted on signs for gosh sakes that is beautiful!

[Lo]

Wow, neon signage! That is so cool. I've seen some amazing sculpture pieces done in that medium. But then again, I find myself drawn to contemporary, abstract, and minimalist work more often that figurative stuff.

[Hayley]

Wow, neon signage! That is so cool. I've seen some amazing sculpture pieces done in that medium. But then again, I find myself drawn to contemporary, abstract, and minimalist work more often that figurative stuff.

Oh yes there are quite a few talented neon artist. Sadly they are a dying breed and I know very little in terms of their skill. I understand the appreciation for abstract and minimalist art. I love minimalism as a whole. Actually translates very well into sign and logo design.

Another design. Have a alternative version with more muted tones of blue

[Jamie D]

Finished and lit gift.

Wow!  That is spectacular.