Roses I drew. Inspiration? My mom. I love my mom and I will always til the end of this earth. I drew this around mothers day and she told me to keep it and I will always cherish it. There's nothing more delicate than a rose and your mother .
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Don't you just love love? Ha that was funny but seriously, love gives you certain feelings that are very hard to describe. Perfect! Now use these undescribable feelings and put it into art!
Drawing based on feelings is a great technique. Being one of the most common feelings, love can lead to great drawings in return.
You should start off by focusing on that emotion and how it honestly makes you feel. Try to picture it into life and have it move through your hand.
Several famous artists use this technique to sell paintings worth thousands of dollars and it's SO easy to master!
We all feel down or sad or mad, or in love, or with anxiety, so use these emotions as inspirations and make some money with them!
Drawing based on feelings is a great technique. Being one of the most common feelings, love can lead to great drawings in return.
You should start off by focusing on that emotion and how it honestly makes you feel. Try to picture it into life and have it move through your hand.
Several famous artists use this technique to sell paintings worth thousands of dollars and it's SO easy to master!
We all feel down or sad or mad, or in love, or with anxiety, so use these emotions as inspirations and make some money with them!
I know what you may be thinking. Shoes? Really? Ha but anything can inspire you and it can inspire you in many, many ways.
Say for example you ran track in high school like I did. If you were fast, think you think your shoes should've had wings on them? Well that's an example of inspiration. Or say you were a pretty good high jumpers, maybe you had springs on them. Thinking in this way can help you improve your inspiration skills and how you view the world.
Always remember that everything can inspire you when you're a drawer.
Say for example you ran track in high school like I did. If you were fast, think you think your shoes should've had wings on them? Well that's an example of inspiration. Or say you were a pretty good high jumpers, maybe you had springs on them. Thinking in this way can help you improve your inspiration skills and how you view the world.
Always remember that everything can inspire you when you're a drawer.
Friday, May 31, 2013
As I further my blog along I will continue to post inspirations as well as things that come to mind when and before I start drawing.
Here's just an introduction post to the entire idea. A lot of things inspire me, such as role models and scenerios. From God and Jesus to rainbows and sunsets, I am inspired by all my surroundings and you should too!
You should open your eyes and just thinking about seeing with your soul. True drawing comes from within and drawing how you feel will release so much stress and anger it's ridiculous.
If you're feeling heartbroken then draw something describing that feeling, it's just how like when journalists are feeling down they will write in a notebook or diary. It's a way to vent that human beings have invented, it's the art of drawing.
So go out and be inspired! Open your eyes to the wonder of the worlds, from the grass to the trees, anything can and will inspire you.
Here's just an introduction post to the entire idea. A lot of things inspire me, such as role models and scenerios. From God and Jesus to rainbows and sunsets, I am inspired by all my surroundings and you should too!
You should open your eyes and just thinking about seeing with your soul. True drawing comes from within and drawing how you feel will release so much stress and anger it's ridiculous.
If you're feeling heartbroken then draw something describing that feeling, it's just how like when journalists are feeling down they will write in a notebook or diary. It's a way to vent that human beings have invented, it's the art of drawing.
So go out and be inspired! Open your eyes to the wonder of the worlds, from the grass to the trees, anything can and will inspire you.
Painting is.... different. I mean it's fun and all and it's a great thing to paint my pictures after I draw them, but I mean come on, you can't tell me that after you draw something and then color it that it honestly looks better?
I am a much better drawer than I am painter or 'colorer'. When I draw, I prefer a more sketch approach. I almost never really draw straight lines, and when I do, it's only because I'm trying hard to. And some of the times it never comes out that good.
Back on topic though, painting is so much fun but only when you know what you're doing. Color is pretty much permanent and to a artist/drawer, it's like a gun. One shot and the entire drawing is gone. There's no erasing it like you can do when you're just drawing or free handing, no. Once you have drawn a master piece but are forced to color it, that's when an artists life or death comes in.
Don't get me wrong, I have done some really good paintings along with my drawing, but I would much rather leave my drawings blank, for the imagination of the viewer to go wild on.
I am a much better drawer than I am painter or 'colorer'. When I draw, I prefer a more sketch approach. I almost never really draw straight lines, and when I do, it's only because I'm trying hard to. And some of the times it never comes out that good.
Back on topic though, painting is so much fun but only when you know what you're doing. Color is pretty much permanent and to a artist/drawer, it's like a gun. One shot and the entire drawing is gone. There's no erasing it like you can do when you're just drawing or free handing, no. Once you have drawn a master piece but are forced to color it, that's when an artists life or death comes in.
Don't get me wrong, I have done some really good paintings along with my drawing, but I would much rather leave my drawings blank, for the imagination of the viewer to go wild on.
Drawing is more of a passion than a study to me. I enjoy drawing several things from cartoons to charactitures. My room right now as we speak is covered with drawings I've had from art classses.
But I'm looking to further my love of drawing to studying it and art. I mean it seems like the best way to go. Like I want to get into graphics design and gaming design as gaming is another passion of mine.
But yeah, I'm going to post some of my drawings later on and post some tutorials as well. I will also be teaching as I learn and further get into my art career so stay tuned!
But I'm looking to further my love of drawing to studying it and art. I mean it seems like the best way to go. Like I want to get into graphics design and gaming design as gaming is another passion of mine.
But yeah, I'm going to post some of my drawings later on and post some tutorials as well. I will also be teaching as I learn and further get into my art career so stay tuned!
Let's begin with Animation.
What is Animation you say? Animation efers to the process in which each frame of a film or movie is produced individually, whether generated as a computer graphic, or by photographing a series of drawn images, or animated cartoon, or by repeatedly making small changes to a model. ex. claymation, stop motion. and then photographing the result.
Animation can be fun and it's one way to connect traditional drawing with the computer and technological advances of the 21st century.
What is Animation you say? Animation efers to the process in which each frame of a film or movie is produced individually, whether generated as a computer graphic, or by photographing a series of drawn images, or animated cartoon, or by repeatedly making small changes to a model. ex. claymation, stop motion. and then photographing the result.
Animation can be fun and it's one way to connect traditional drawing with the computer and technological advances of the 21st century.
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