Reflection

A Nice Calming Picture of a Good Ol' Tiger in Water; Done in Marker & Pencil Crayon - Age 18, 2003

Painting of my College Dorm Room

Painting Project of an Interior (My Dorm Room); Done in Acrylic Paint - Age 18, 2003

Tiger Dreams

Idea From a Quick Sketch of Tiger When I Visited The Zoo; Done in Marker & Conte - Age 18, 2003

Fishing Bears

Two Bears Play Fighting in Water; Done by Smudging Marker & Conte - Age 18, 2003

Scratch Friends ("Miniatures")

My Two Friends and Myself (Middle); Done on Scratch Paper - Age 18, 2003

Woman Holding Ball

Drawn From Live Model, 2 Week Pose; Done in Pencil Crayon on Red Paper - Age 18, 2003

Red Self Portrait

For Drawing Class, Portrait Had To Relate to Picture Above; Done with Pencil Crayon - Age 18, 2003

Man Reading

Quick Drawing of Male Model Reading; Done in Conte on Newsprint - Age 18, 2003

Taylor

Drawing of Someone's Daughter; Done in Pencil and Pencil Crayon - Age 18, 2003

Makayla

Drawing of Someone's Daughter; Done in Pencil and Pencil Crayon - Age 18, 2003

Woman Reading

Three-Week Clothed Model For Painting Class; Done in Acrylic Paint 24x30 Canvas Board - Age 18, 2003

Exaggerated Drawing of Woman

Top is Small and Cold, While Bottom is Large and Warm; Done in Pencil Crayon - Age 18, 2003

My Mom & I After My Grad, November 2002

My Grad Night; Unfortuatly, No Art Award but I Hope There Will Be Many More Opportunitues for Me!

Sold "Roaring Tiger" for $65, Two 3rds for Ricky & James, and a 1st for "Friends Forever"!

The Grand ERIN FALL FAIR 2002 Look at my Winnings! ... A 1st, two 3rds, and Sold One for $65! Me Standing Next To My Own "Window Of The Soul" September 2002 Getting Myself Introduced Into The ART World...! I had the honour of my old High School art teacher, Mr. Eastwood ask that I submit one piece I did last year to enter into the Dufferin County Museum for the Headwaters Arts Festival!  I entered my piece "Window of the Soul", the very picture that hangs in my living room watching you as you watch TV!  I believe it's quite realistic looking and perhaps worthy enough to be one of the few who represented Erin District High Schools art students in this festival.  A total of 60 student artists from several High Schools around our area here were shown and I happen to be one of them.  Unfortunately, I nor any other student from my old High School won anything but there was a lot of awesome art there, ones that were much deserving of that 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize!  You'd be surprised just how talented the average teenage really is in art.  It's a great way to express one's self and a good way to get your emotions out.  My parents and I attended the opening for the museum festival that goes for $60 a ticket (of course, we managed to get media passes as usual and didn't end up paying our way in).  As we mingled with the rich and wealthy of Erin and surrounding area, we viewed all the other some-what famous artist from around here seeing the selling prices, some up to more than $2000 each!  What a different world that is!  My parents seem to refer to it as the "Artsy Fartsy" world though... well, I'm not sure if I should be insulted by this or happy that it's not any worse!