Here is another sketch. Most of these are done early morning either at home or Starbucks or at night watching tv.
Have a wonderfully creative day!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Finding it Harder and Harder. .
I am finding it harder and harder to color digitally. . .since I recently started to explore traditional medium I am finding digital so clunky and hard to love as much as I did. I will still do most of my art digitally, but have a new love. . .I believe in the near future, like maybe tomorrow, I will explore doing traditional kids art!
Here is another sketch. Most of these are done early morning either at home or Starbucks or at night watching tv.
Here is another sketch. Most of these are done early morning either at home or Starbucks or at night watching tv.
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I think it is great to explore new mediums! And I agree with you, I still consider myself a traditional artist. As much as a use the computer for design... I LOVE putting brush and pencil to paper when I am happily illustrating.
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Lisa
i love my pencil and paper........i miss pen and ink.....should pull that out.
ReplyDeletei love both too, but too much time on the computer and I need to get back to my pencil, pastels and paper.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very interesting perspective to hear about, being a digital illustrator myself. It's great that you are broadening your horizons.That's never a bad thing!
ReplyDeleteExplore and create! we learn more from our mistakes so embrace them - even better things are on your horizon. I had a painting that turned out to be naughty the other day in class - it wasn't fun - but I learned. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for stopping by! Certainly is wonderful to have friends on the internet who share the same mediums and have insights that are so valuable. Wonderful! I will be stopping by your blogs for fun too!
ReplyDeleteI love to watch the paint go on with a brush and the colors run and blend right before my eyes. One of the great things about being an artist is continual growth and learning and changing.
ReplyDeleteSherry I think that is what I like about it too! And the accuracy of what you have. . .
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