The assignment was to find your totem (spirit) animal and illustrate it. After much thinking I found I felt the otter was what I identified with the most. Since then I am retaking the class again and did another totem, but this time for my cousin who's totem is a dragonfly. I have enjoyed doing both these paintings so much I have decided to do a series of spirit animals. It is so inspiring and I really enjoy the technique I have gotten into with these pieces. I hope you enjoy them too! Both are 11x14 clay board with acrylic and gouache paint with color pencil. The otter has torn paper for texture as well.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Spirit Animals
I have a new painting to share! Actually 2... but my most recent one is what reminded me I have a sketch blog I need to show off on! It all started with an assignment from my online art class I am taking from the amazing Mira Reisberg (www.herosartjourney.com)
The assignment was to find your totem (spirit) animal and illustrate it. After much thinking I found I felt the otter was what I identified with the most. Since then I am retaking the class again and did another totem, but this time for my cousin who's totem is a dragonfly. I have enjoyed doing both these paintings so much I have decided to do a series of spirit animals. It is so inspiring and I really enjoy the technique I have gotten into with these pieces. I hope you enjoy them too! Both are 11x14 clay board with acrylic and gouache paint with color pencil. The otter has torn paper for texture as well.

The assignment was to find your totem (spirit) animal and illustrate it. After much thinking I found I felt the otter was what I identified with the most. Since then I am retaking the class again and did another totem, but this time for my cousin who's totem is a dragonfly. I have enjoyed doing both these paintings so much I have decided to do a series of spirit animals. It is so inspiring and I really enjoy the technique I have gotten into with these pieces. I hope you enjoy them too! Both are 11x14 clay board with acrylic and gouache paint with color pencil. The otter has torn paper for texture as well.
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