need opinions on my artwork and need new cool ideas of buildings i can draw or things

[spursballer21]

the guy and the kid or which

[Alex Jones]

the guy and the kid or which

[spursballer21]

fine ill try but no guarrantees ill put it or do it good the image is no that intersting
when i draw something good the image has to be intersting just look at everything i have done it has some meaning to it and interesting

[Bartleby]

anyone know of which charchoals to use there is different kinds and which brands cuz there is those of bars,string,and pencil and etc and which other materials r good to make the shading better

I live with an art prof and her syllabi are on my computer. These are some (but not nearly all) of the supplies from here drawing I and II classes:


General’s Graphite pencils – (2H, HB, 2B)
Alphacolor Char-Kole
General's charcoal pencils (2H, HB, 2B)
conte pencils - black and (sepia-optional)
graphite sticks(optional)
tool or tackle box for storing and transporting materials
reed pen
Higgin's black ink
Pelican sepia ink (optional)
ink wash brushes
compressed charcoal stick
powdered charcoal
permanent fixative
Compressed charcoal, Conte brand 2B, 3B
12 soft Vine charcoal sticks
2 hard (compressed) black charcoal stick
Conte #2, #3 in shades of brown
Assorted pencils: (1) 2H, (1) HB, (2) 2B, (1) 4B, (1) 6B

I don't know how particular she is about the brands of the supplies.

I think she does most of her ordering from Utrecht, sometimes Jerrys.

[E-1101]

the image is no that intersting
when i draw something good the image has to be intersting just look at everything i have done it has some meaning to it and interesting

Then do a sketch of a Hooters waitress!

[Bartleby]

If you're really serious about pursuing drawing, my advice would be to

1. study the works of the Old Masters

2. explore what's happening in the contemporary art world by going to museums, galleries, and websites like this one

http://www.drawingcenter.org/viewingprogram/index.cfm

3. Draw what interests you most as often as you can.

[spursballer21]

If you're really serious about pursuing drawing, my advice would be to

1. study the works of the Old Masters

2. explore what's happening in the contemporary art world by going to museums, galleries, and websites like this one

http://www.drawingcenter.org/viewingprogram/index.cfm


3. Draw what interests you most as often as you can.

yeah ive been going to websites u learn alot just by looking but looking and doing are two whole different things but it helps alot
and when i can i ask those who r profesionals teachers and students who r good around me to help out but i still keep my style just improve it is the only thing i can do and improve my style and yeah now litle by little when i free time i do more the more u do the better u get thats how i see it anyone i mean anyone can draw with a lil inspiration and hard work its all about"if you believe it you can achieve it"

Then do a sketch of a Hooters waitress!

well idk lol chill man
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[Danny Trejo]

Hey SA you pretty good with that art vato!

Can your draw a tattoo on my back of my 4th wife Lupita?

and can you put a black eye on my 3rd wife Olga?

[spursballer21]

Hey SA you pretty good with that art vato!

Can your draw a tattoo on my back of my 4th wife Lupita?

and can you put a black eye on my 3rd wife Olga?

i dont do tatoos sorry man i have no idea how to use that ink or anything related to that

[Danny Trejo]

i dont do tatoos sorry man i have no idea how to use that ink or anything related to that

Fukin Gringos!

[Laker Lanny]

[spursballer21]

Fukin Gringos!

k trais no soy gringo soy latino jajajaja este vato

nice joke

[Jekka]

yeah ive been going to websites u learn alot just by looking but looking and doing are two whole different things but it helps alot

I'll second Bartleby's suggestion of going to museums - looking at stuff online can be good, but there is no subs ute for seeing a work in person. Looking at something in the real world is where you can examine process, blending, texture, brushstroke, etc.

If you're in SA, I'd recommend heading over to the McNay - or, even better, get yourself over to Houston for the Menil Gallery, MFA, and Contemporary Arts Museum.

[spursballer21]

I'll second Bartleby's suggestion of going to museums - looking at stuff online can be good, but there is no subs ute for seeing a work in person. Looking at something in the real world is where you can examine process, blending, texture, brushstroke, etc.

If you're in SA, I'd recommend heading over to the McNay - or, even better, get yourself over to Houston for the Menil Gallery, MFA, and Contemporary Arts Museum.

yeah i try to look at artwork closely in person its true nothing like real life
and i dont live in san antonio i live in the tip of texas there is not much art museums but
there is alot of art carnivals or feasts where in a mesuem a whole bunch of artists show there artwork and sell so i try to go when i can

[mouse]

You have less than four hours to submit your art!

http://moca.virtual.museum/

go to contest of the month check out th compe ion.


http://moca.virtual.museum/contestoc...ntestindex.htm


Try to enlarge the image to at least 1020 x to what ever, they have to place it on canvas and it will lose quality.