Showing posts with label sailor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sailor. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Anchored Heart Shirts


The "Anchored Heart" tees are about to start shipping and I am giving away the original blue-pencil sketch used to create this design to one person who orders the shirt before Feb 28th. Each shirt ordered enters your name into a random drawing, so order three shirts and your name goes in three times. Consider giving these as gifts to increase your odds of winning. The shirts are printed on light heather grey cotton/polyester blend unisex tees and are just $15 until Feb 28. They will be $18 thereafter. These are very limited edition shirts with only 100 total being made, so sizes are limited to about 20 or so each. Don't delay, order today - www.bryancollins.bigcartel.com



Win the sketch below

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Anchored Heart Sketch

 

A new shirt design is in the works. This design is exclusive to the limited edition tees, and you can win the original sketch by pre-ordering the shirt now in my SHOP. There are only 100 of the shirts being made, so only about 20-25 of each size is available. The shirts are light heather grey with navy blue print, similar to the sketch. Make sure you don't miss this one! Pre-order price is just $15 for a limited time.

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Two New 4x4 Illustrations

"The Dock Watchman" :: Colored pencil on wood


"Old Salt 01" :: Colored pencil and acrylic on wood

This month, rather than releasing new work on the 1st of January, I am making them available as they are finished. These two new 4"x4" illustrations are available now in my shop. If you don't see them there, then they are sold.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Daily Drawing 77



"Sailor" (daily drawing 77) - 5"x7" watercolor, acrylic, and ink on watercolor paper - Available at http://www.etsy.com/listing/94273824/sailor-original-5x7-mixed-media


On this piece I decided to play around with more shading than usual. Even though it's a "daily drawing" and intended to be completed in an hour or less, I've been wanting to learn how to achieve the same contrast and emotion in my quick drawings as I do in full paintings and illustrations taking days or even weeks.

As I train my hand and eye to spot the sections that need more working and develop a responsive instinct for this, I should be able to become more prolific when I get back to larger sized pieces of art.


This illustration is also another idea that I am considering for an upcoming painting to be shown at Art Whino in the near future. This subject is heavily inspired by the fact that I am moving back to Florida in less than two weeks and will reside next to the ocean. After 7 years in the land-locked mountains of Colorado, I am eager to smell the salty sea air again.

To see the selection of available daily drawings, please visit the Daily Drawing Section of my Etsy shop.

God bless,
Bryan