Austin has produced drawing artwork over the years, mostly for his enjoyment. He wrote comments about some of them as part of a class project in high school.
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"This was one of the very first pictures of a girl that I drew, I also did it entirely in pen. As you might be able to tell, the wings were added later and look like a completely different style of drawing. This was also one of my first attempts at wings."
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"This picture was supposed to be a comic likeness of myself."
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"I don't really remember what I was trying to imitate when I drew this all I know is I did it all in pen, and by the notebook paper background you can guess that I drew it at school."
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A copy of a comic book character.
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"This was a picture I drew when I was experimenting with color. I normally only draw in black and white, but this turned out alright."
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Austin's hands drawing themselves.
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A self-portrait.
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And this was how he drew it. The lamp was turned down low, and set to give good contrast on his face.
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For a while, Austin was in a sculpture class at a local art studio. This tiger was made with a plastic molding compound, fired, and then painted. The instructor noticed that he instinctively used a dry-brushing technique during the painting.
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We really enjoyed this one because of the tiger's mischievous look.
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A water color.
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In 2006, Austin and Janae's Christmas gifts to the family were watercolor paintings that he did of Japanese dancing cranes.
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He did several poses.
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