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astro wrote:I imagine that drawing is like riding a bike, you never really forget how to do it.
But just like guitar, you need to practise to keep your chops up or you'll get sloppy.
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Aah, but sloppy can be good in art. Nice work, everyone! That Giger will make you go blind!
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Some bootleg tape covers

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Wow, Handen, your drawing are amazing!
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Liz wrote:Wow, Handen, your drawing are amazing!
Thanks.

Here's one of several I did yesterday. A portrait of my sister.

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I just drew this, after doing some midi sequencing for a while. I was doodling and it sort of appeared.
I suck at drawing. I was also drawing on a6 paper using some sort of arsey gel pen.

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If you can't guess, the black bars represent MIDI velocity values and what's holding them up.

2 is supposed to be some sort of rocket, it didn't turn out well.
7 is darth vader.
9 I fucked up so I just wrote fan.
10 is ALTERNATE REALITIES
11 is a diving board.
13 is up there because it's scared of black aug.
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hahah so Awesome.
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a painting i'm currently working on....still in it's early stages:

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Yes, I'm sad and I draw my instruments.

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Coupla things I'm working on:
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Dinosauria wrote:Coupla things I'm working on:
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I like all of that very much. noob!
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noob is the new retro.

Cheers :D
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i really like some of those too, nice combinations of shapes and colors going on.
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I like the heart one.
I've been wanting to get an old school anatomy drawing of a heart tattooed on my chest.
Something like the design on this pendant:

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When I was a kid the first images I drew were out of Grays Anatomy. I'm pretty sure I didn't really know what the subject matter was, but to this day I still enjoy using that sort of imagery. My second year exhibition was a series of anatomy based paintings.
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Digital Painting I'm working on:

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This is the first real go I've had at a digital painting with my tablet and I think it's alright at the moment.
I should have started with a better idea but I'm just using it for learning. I also shoud have make it larger than 640 x 480 but oh well.

I used a good technique called thumbnailing, where you zoom out and just paint using a large brush to get an idea of the layout and general tone of the picture. It also adds lots of brush strokes which makes a nice texture when you go in and add more detail..
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This is my first venture in MSPaint.

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You have won the Art Forum.
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Does anyone have a DeviantArt account? Mine is danheron.deviantart.com

One of my better paintings, done on photoshop:

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