Your Art!

it´s wonderful amelie!! amazing job!

and thank you all, so much

thank you all

great work everyone

I was very bored during my double period of math today <_<

So I doodled :neo2:

& I guess because I haven't contributed to this

thread in quite a while, I decided to post these.

wow...the second one is amazing :|

I was very bored during my double period of math today <_<

So I doodled :neo2:

besides the fact that it's visually interesting i like the roundness of the treetop.

2nd one: someone sitting near you has some nice eyes...or is that a self portrait?

Well, thank-you very much

& it was actually copied from a picture that I saw in a magazine

I was very bored during my double period of math today <_<

So I doodled :neo2:

& I guess because I haven't contributed to this

thread in quite a while, I decided to post these.

great job!

So, I am posting more - and thank you for comments, means a lot for me

Be brave my girl - lineart

and in colour

My manga look lineart

and coloured

Lily (not my character)

great job!!!!

Laffy, doodle more. :neo2:

if only you guys could replace the current students at FIDM.... the world would be so much better!

Something I'm currently working on:

Acrylic and pencil crayon

amazing laffy :|

Thank-you

wow Laffy, luv it. i wish i could use color as well as that. just curious, have you ever tried those water-soluble colored pencils?

Thanks

& yes I have. I'm not particularly a watercolor type of person (just because I haven't mastered how to apply watercolor effects) but I really am quite a fan of watersoluble pencils. I just love the texture that you can achieve with them. & they're much easier to use than watercolor paints, imo, even though they're still hard for me to handle at times

Why do you ask?

wow, beautiful stuff Laffy.

& yes I have. I'm not particularly a watercolor type of person (just because I haven't mastered how to apply watercolor effects) but I really am quite a fan of watersoluble pencils. I just love the texture that you can achieve with them. & they're much easier to use than watercolor paints, imo, even though they're still hard for me to handle at times

Why do you ask?

just curious really. i've tried experimenting with them but haven't really figured out how best to use them. do you lay down some color & then apply a wet brush to spread the color over the desired area?

laffy i give you props!!!

and this is how you know im not being very productive!

charcoal and coffee

and also how you know im drinking cheap ass coffee because it doesn't stain as good!!!