HaarFager's photos with the keyword: Artwork

I drew this when I was probably 13 or 14. I was a freshman in high school and it was for art class.

When I was a sophomore in art class, I drew my tennis shoe; around 1977/78 or so. I probably took it off and used it as my model right there in class.

Another off-the-cuff sketch I did in school of one of my favorite comic strip artists. This one depicts Andy Capp.

Paint on watercolor paper, 5" x 7". Another piece of artwork I did while in school. This one was made by dripping paint on the paper, then taking a straw and blowing it around to form a pattern. I had called this one "Rotten Tomatoes." Since it used paints, I suppose it could be called a "painting."

This is an old paint-by-numbers picture I did when I was little. Before I was 13 anyway. It depicts a World War I aerial dogfight between two bi-planes.

This was the cover art I did for the first album by Terror In Tucson, a group I've been in since the early 1990's. We've only got two members, we play all the parts, so we don't actually tour. This album, which was entitled, "Northern Song," was released in 1992.

A mixed-media piece I did using pen and ink, markers and Craypas, an oil-based crayon that you can blend together like oil paints.

This is the front cover of DoubleWide Debris' latest album, Burning Bridges. Posted for The Sunday Challenge group. Their theme this week was to do a "Record cover - either a reproduction of a real cover, a spoof of a real record, or a completely made up cover, artist and title. Obviously, the crop must be square."