Thursday, July 18, 2013
Silver Brooch
This was a small illustration of a silver brooch I did for the ODHS (Oliver & District Heritage Society) society newsletter. Myself and Janell, my awesome co-worker, were asked to write small bios for the newsletter today. We're the newest faces at the museum, and the director thought it would be a good idea to introduce us to all of the members! She asked me to do a little illustration, since it's one of my fields and interests and they'd put it in the newsletter.
so..I picked a small artefact that I could do in one sitting, and did that! I did this piece on two sheets of perma-trace, one for pencil and the other for inking.
The brooch was owned by a long-time resident and teacher of Oliver.
Labels:
archaeological illustration,
brooch,
drawing,
illustration,
museum,
odhs,
oliver,
silver
Friday, May 17, 2013
Isle of Man Ballacagen Excavations
Sunday, March 24, 2013
King Richard III coin. Ink Illustration.
Labels:
archaeological illustration,
archaeology,
drawing,
ink,
traditional
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
King Richard III Coin
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Nicaraguan Point
This is an illustration I did before the summer, of a lovely point from Nicaragua. The chert, I believe it was chert, was a fantastic blood red colour and was found in a burial urn, placed in the an individual's mouth. It was wonderful to work with such a unique piece!
This point was found during excavations in Nicaragua by Dr. Geoffrey McCafferty.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Vessel from Cholula
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Ceramic head
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