last things and other things.

[snoball]

These digital drawings are very accomplished, Joe. Personally, I think digital drawing is more difficult than using a lead pencil and paper. Your drawing is improving all the time, you're going to make quite an artist.

 

[joe1It]

Snoball, Wayne, thanks very much for the wonderful words

 

[joe1It]

draws digital

 

[joe1It]

 

[joe1It]

 

[Enyaw]

Nice work Joe. I really like the big cat and the chicken.

 

[joe1It]

Wayne ,thanks very much

 

[joe1It]

Others draw ani,mals

 

[joe1It]

a piece of advice?, thanks , this color for the drawing and this background are fine.
Above all, you like this color too, is it right to continue with this one or the ones I chose in the past, do you find them the same or better?

blue, or indigo blue, which background color goes best with, with gray as a background it’s better right?
or with this background it’s fine

maybe gray seems more suitable to me but maybe other background colors are better with blue?
and with red for the drawings?

I actually decided not to use white because I think it’s more tiring for the eyes but maybe it wasn’t exactly white. Or in any case what I saw was different, perhaps due to the screen or the mounted film.

 

[joe1It]

Could you perhaps recommend me some examples, or names of artists to see color combinations and backgrounds, I've probably seen these too.

 

[joe1It]

this thing about the distorted subject always happens to me when I try to draw from life, especially played, small figurines,
which I usually place on my left next to the paper, as in the photo of the Troll.



I don't know why I tilt them so much, even knowing it it always happens to me, noticed when I had tried to draw more from life. last piece of advice, I got a mini plastic skull for drawing, but it was as big as my hand, does drawing small objects still help drawing? Is it an acceptable substitute for life drawing classes?
I had looked for old things and bought things like mini skulls but perhaps instead of 3 small objects I should have bought just one, like a plastic skull but in life size.



so I gave up on drawing the things I had taken but now I keep them maybe it would be better to reuse them, as well as to draw it I also took it to see it, as an aid in drawing from photos or drawings.

 

[Bongo]

this thing about the distorted subject always happens to me when I try to draw from life, especially played, small figurines,
which I usually place on my left next to the paper, as in the photo of the Troll.

I don't know why I tilt them so much, even knowing it it always happens to me, noticed when I had tried to draw more from life.

I have the same problem. Even though I'm well aware of it, even though I take great pains to make sure my easel is level, even though I use a ruler and measure -- still my buildings etc. come out tilted.

Also, and this is very strange, often the perspective is as if I'm above the scene to some degree and looking down.

 

[Enyaw]

I find a similar problem with vases and jugs ad bottles. They look good until the day after.

I think the tan from the last drawings is a much better choice over white.

I love the character your drawings show. It’s very life like.

 

[snoball]

All these last sketches are very good. I find that with my drawing and painting both, they look pretty good when I finish with them, right up until I post them online and then every flaw just jumps out.

 

[joe1It]

Thank you for your kind words and help.
for the inclination, perhaps I will try to do more from life and measure.

 

[Artyczar]

These are all so excellent Joe. I have loved catching up on all your work since I've been back. You are so incredibly talented!

 

[joe1It]

Ayin, thanks very much for very kind words

 

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[snoball]

More great practice, Joe. I love the piggie.

 

[joe1It]

Thanks Snoball,Ayin.

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