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An ongoing account of my love of art, drawing, and all things in-between.
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Artists and Inspirations
- Alphonse Mucha
- Ando Hiroshige
- Arthur Rackham
- Artificial Owl - Exploring abandoned man-made creations
- BibliOdyssey - Eclectic Bookart
- Brian Dettmer
- Edmund Dulac
- Erte
- Himmapan - Thai mythological creatures
- Illustration Art - Celebrating great art in humble places
- Ippei Gyoubu
- James Jean
- Jeff Deboer
- John Singer Sargent
- Obakemono - Guide to Japanese folk monsters
- Paul Rodecker
- Peter Callesen
- Tres Swygert
- Yoojong Chun
- Zdzislaw Beksinski
If it means to do more drawings like this, by all means! :D
ReplyDeleteI am not sure this apply to your piece. But Have you thought about pushing further? Like different treatment of background or something.(I saw some people from drawing magazine do ) If I do the same thing to my drawings everytime, the result will be expected. I don't know this is good thing or not. Josh would say to me that decision-making is important. This may not work specifically apply to this piece, but it is good to think about.
ReplyDeleteYeah, backgrounds are my weakest point, I think. I worked on them a bit in painting classes but have a hard time transferring it to drawing. A lot of my work ends up being single figures in a vast space. Thanks for the input, I'll be keeping it in mind. :)
ReplyDeleteDo both. Push it to the point of ad nauseum, as well as do more drawings with less. See what happens. :)
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