Sketches from Hanes

I have been attending art club all semester, but I only get work done at half of the meetings; the other half of the time I am too busy talking to people. Here are three of the drawings I have done recently thanks to the work of Richie and the Undergraduate Art Association.

It turns out one of the few things that is just as fun to draw as a person's face is a worn out old cowboy boot, too bad I didn't get to finish it. Both of the life drawings are experiments with color value. The final piece is a test of my recent minis project with water color.







© 2011 Gregory Halloran

Muto's Proud to be Published, Again!

My freshman year I got two pieces published in my school literary magazine, the Cellar Door. Now, for my sophomore year I will have one piece published in the book and one published online. Both are photographs, and one of them I have not posted to the blog. Here it is:



The interest comes from the eerie, uncertain forms. It is called "Gathering of Dummies."

© 2011 Gregory Halloran

Muto's Minis #14

Over winter break I had a lot of time to paint. I used part of it to continue making paintings similar to the last miniatures I posted. Making them is fun because it is a puzzle to fill up the same amount of space a different way each time, using my own personal rules for what makes a good curve (though I sometimes have to break them).


© 2011 Gregory Halloran