| Drawings | Online Portfolio for Brady Hart |
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This drawing was completed by Brady in 1987 in conjunction with an extension course taught by a Maryland Institute, College of Art instructor at the Easton Academy of the Arts in Easton, MD. It is a sepia and white conte crayon study of drapery folds as created by a reclining female figure. It took first place for the senior drawing category at the annual Kent County High School Art Show in 1988. It later took first place in the drawing category at an exhibit in Wye Mills, MD at Chesapeake college. |  |
Doodling since
drooling, Brady likes to draw. His early efforts included a cartoon strip entitled
Farmer Flip featuring a bubble shaped farmer and his trusty talking rabbit.
This was done at the tender age of eight. Drawing media explored include: Pencil Pen and Ink Oil pastel China markers Brush and ink Rapidograph pens Conte crayon Someday I'll get my ass in gear and photograph or scan more of my work, but don't hold your breath too long.
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Study of a wild mushroom. Unfinished, oil media on bristol. |
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| L While in my hometown of Chestertown, MD, my father persuaded me to create some kind of album cover for the daughter of Sue Ras, his longtime employee. I had fun with it, and if Michelle and Ray Ray Owens ever happen to put their custom album cover under a black light, they too will have fun with it Collection Michelle and Ray Ray Owens.
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Fun with airbrushing. | ||||