David Vaughn's Online Gallery: September 2013

Welcome to my online gallery!

This blog will house current projects, competed works, and an archive of past works by me, David M. Vaughn of Cheney, Washington! I prefer charcoal, pencil, ink, and oil pastels. In the future I intend to incorporate sculpture and acrylic painting into my practice - much to learn! I also hope to start incorporating more projects I've got rummaging around in my head and a few of my favorite landscapes in the greater Spokane area. Once I get a start on anything, I'll post on the Work-in-Progress page.

For the time being the body of my work is focused on figure drawing, a discipline I greatly enjoy and can't learn enough from. I will be incorporating more projects I am working on as time progresses.

Friday, September 27, 2013

Upcomming show...Terrain 6!!!! Come join the fun :)

Two of my works will be on display at Terrain 6, located on 1010 W. 1st Street of Spokane, WA. Very, very excited :D

Date: Friday, October 4
Time: 5PM to 1:30AM

For some background on how large Terrain has become, click on ze link below!

Shawn Vestal: Arts community grows its roots through Terrain - The Spokesman-Review

www.spokesman.com

When Luke Baumgarten, Ginger Ewing and Patrick Kendrick were growing up, they understood that there was one thing young, creative, artistic, ambitious people absolutely did not do in Spokane. Stay.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Work from this summer!

Figure Drawing JUN2013-02, 31X36 in.,Charcoal on 80 lb Co-mo sketch

Figure Drawing AUG2013-01, 32X36 in, Charcoal on 80 lb Co-mo sketch

Figure Drawing SEP2013_01, 31X36 in., Charcoal on Draft Paper

Figure Drawing SEP2013_02, Brown Water Soluble Graphite on Draft Paper

Hello! It's been a bit since my last post - here is what I've been up too art-wise this summer. All of the above are from the Open Figure Drawing Studio hosted by Julie Suchanek at Spokane Art Supply. I'm branching out a little with the water soluble graphite...I found that draft paper and water don't mix quite well...lesson learned :) Otherwise, sticking to my favorite - charcoal. A couple of these I will be going back to revisit, as time permits.