Digital Painting Sketch Club: October 2011

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Week 6

So for week 6 (10/07/2011) we had a more relaxed DPSC day.

The contest topic was combining a vehicle and a home, and the winner was Andrea Leigh Dailey!

More of her art: http://andreadailey.blogspot.com/

Her Entry:

Some more of the awesome entries:

Bin Li

Leslie Strock

Mike Bidinger

Phillip Burnett

Victor Maury

Week 5

So for week 5 (9/30/2011) We had a great demo from Susan Yung

(Her blog: http://suzcorriander.blogspot.com/)

The winner of the contest that week was Victor Maury! (His blog: http://victormaury-conceptart.blogspot.com/ )

His entry:

Some more awesome entries from the night:

Bin Li

Diana Castillo

Ignacio Guajardo Unanue

Kate Letterle

Katya Anosova

Leslie Strock

Lindsey St. Pierre

Megan Boyd

Megan McShane

Phillip Burnett

Sharon Huang

Week 4

So for week 4(9/23/2011) the awesome artist Taylor Clutter gave a demo

(His art: http://toxiccreations.blogspot.com/ )

The winner of the contest was Emily Jourdan

Her entry:

Some more entries from the night:

Andrea Leigh Dailey

Audrey Louise Lovegood

Bin Li

Evan Monteiro

Garrett Bouslough

Ignacio Guajardo Unanue

Jacob Breck

Kristen Gish

Leslie Strock

Lindsey St. Pierre

Megan Boyd

Megan McShane

Michael Yates

Miranda Thomas

Phillip Burnett

Rachel Thompson

Rebecca Lugo

D.P.S.C. (Dipsy)

The Digital Painting Sketch Club (DPSC), or Dipsy, is a group of artists gathering to draw socially and engage in some friendly competition while we exercise our digital painting skills. Every week (unless special circumstances disallow it...) DPSC meets for one hour-- just one little hour out of our otherwise horribly busy schedules-- to relax, meet other awesome artists, learn new skills, compete for prizes, and most of all, to draw!

The basic idea of Dipsy is that every meeting has a random topic; students come together and have exactly one hour to draw whatever they want based on that topic. While everyone is drawing, the night's 'special guest' (usually a very talented upperclassman) paints their take on the same topic and talks about their own process and techniques, as their image is projected onto a screen for all to see. At the end of the hour, everyone votes anonymously on their favorite image, and the artist who receives the most votes wins a prize (such as an art book or sketch book).

It's tons of fun, and we hope you'll join us!

Note: You are NOT REQUIRED to enter your picture in the competition, or even to show it to anyone at all. This is a chance for YOU to draw and explore and learn new techniques without any pressure!