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Here are Some Of My Best Works Of Art

A few of my most favorite pieces of art

Evan Kurtz
Apr 30, 2018
University of Dayton
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Here are Some Of My Best Works Of Art
@Barathri_Daemon

I've gone and collected some of my favorite works of art that I've done throughout the years and maybe why I think they're pretty neat. Right now I'm in a sort of lul in creating things that I enjoy, so I thought looking back at the really cool things I've made would be a more cathartic way to deal with that since I don't have the time to invest in any huge projects right now, but maybe in the summer.

I'm sure there are pieces I've missed, but due to the nature of being away from home and the hours of Twitter content to sift through to find anything I've missed isn't much worth it at this point. Not to mention that if I really liked a piece, I would have saved it so that I could find it easily. Regardless, here are a few that I really enjoyed:

This painting was done on a faux brick board and encapsulates my desire to live in England at some point.

This is a parody of Rene Magritte's famous 'Son of Man' painting. Proportions are off, but I still like it.

This is a tracing I did from a photo series by Murad Osmann. I really liked this image in the series and wanted to draw it.

My best friend. Done on scratchboard in high school. (Most of these were done in high school)

Rudy again, in graphite.

A photo of his collar I took for Photography 101 in B&W film.

This is Omar, captured again in B&W film. Omar is my 1998 Honda Accord. The '97 Accord is the most stolen car in America because it is so reliable. FACTS

Perhaps the best state of chips. Besides the English kind.

This is something I made in photoshop one day when my friends and I did a challenge to take something that wasn't American (Pikachu (cause Pokemon is from Japan)) and make it the most American thing you can. I think it's quite funny.

I've got two left feet. And photoshop skills

Music drives me. I did this for a Foundation 2D course this semester and ended up really liking it.

Candid of one of my good friends, @D_Sis42

These are all that I could remember. I really hope to be creating more in the future, including music, but here are my favorite pieces so far. I really want to make something special for Rudy and I hope I have the time and dedication to get that started and finished over the summer. Hope you enjoyed!

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