People seem to like my new stuff, so with magic I crossed two of my pixs.
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- net_worker19
- Drawing on an art pad, sticky pad, or pad of paper is just plain fun.
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fantastic! 01/25 14:10:30 these are photomanipulations then? or? either way I love them. deffinatly post more.
Great! 01/25 21:28:20
I really enjoy these. Wish I was wiser in this medium and could give some educated comment... mostly, I just like the combination of beautiful women, retro styles, and interesting colors. Thanks for posting.
that would be awesome.2007-07-11 11:22:42
like i said, i'm working on the site & thinking of keeping it as my primary. i'll be adding a links section in the near future.
just looked at yours... awesome! i didn't realize you were the guy who recently posted that figure in skull undies. i love that type of stark, graphic work. i have this student (the same one mentioned in a post below) who does similar work, but teeters on the edge. it's like he can't decide if his style is 'painterly' or 'graphic', but he thinks he wants to go into design. would you mind if i shared your site with him? it won't be for awhile, lol... we don't go back until september. this kid really stays on my mind though, i really want to give him as many resources as possible. god knows he's gone without for his entire life.
I like your art2007-06-15 08:40:33
and you have a nice pa (that's what my kids call personality) not sure what it derives from. the word, not your pa.
You have a nice humble quality about you and I like your work too.
well yellow and purple are compliments so2007-06-14 11:36:01
with the green being yellow green ...kinda sepia green i want to do her lips nipples and maybe her finger nails maybe a burnt umber mixed with that iron oxide purple...but i figured if i said watch you would ask why...and the nipples and lips and fingers and toes were too much...plus the tips of her hair and just the watch would pop out the form you felt was sinking and passion would ad more of the yang...or is it yen.......i was going to save it and monkey with it but people get all mad bout that....plus i ain't an artist...so would proably butcher it...like the piece though just how it is
I think2007-06-14 09:26:07
you have a very strong composition there. If it comes naturally to you, you're quite lucky. The negative space echos the triangular shape of the breasts, and it's suggested again by the tilt of the head and pelvis. The dark spaces and light spaces are well proportioned.
My only negative remark would be that it's more illustration than art. Not that it's not art, it is, it's just more representational than inspirational.
acctually the semetry is implyed2007-06-14 08:51:56
in the black area by the curve of the arm being reflected in the ditering to the right...it is called compisitionally balanced tension...the tension is what bothers you but believe it or not is is truely the essance of what makes this art and without it it would be just a drawing of a woman on black...and not worth comment....i have a hard time with that too...but it is good you are not satisfied...
Great! 01/25 21:28:20
I really enjoy these. Wish I was wiser in this medium and could give some educated comment... mostly, I just like the combination of beautiful women, retro styles, and interesting colors. Thanks for posting.
that would be awesome.
like i said, i'm working on the site & thinking of keeping it as my primary. i'll be adding a links section in the near future.
just looked at yours... awesome! i didn't realize you were the guy who recently posted that figure in skull undies. i love that type of stark, graphic work. i have this student (the same one mentioned in a post below) who does similar work, but teeters on the edge. it's like he can't decide if his style is 'painterly' or 'graphic', but he thinks he wants to go into design. would you mind if i shared your site with him? it won't be for awhile, lol... we don't go back until september. this kid really stays on my mind though, i really want to give him as many resources as possible. god knows he's gone without for his entire life.
I like your art
and you have a nice pa (that's what my kids call personality) not sure what it derives from. the word, not your pa.
You have a nice humble quality about you and I like your work too.
well yellow and purple are compliments so
with the green being yellow green ...kinda sepia green i want to do her lips nipples and maybe her finger nails maybe a burnt umber mixed with that iron oxide purple...but i figured if i said watch you would ask why...and the nipples and lips and fingers and toes were too much...plus the tips of her hair and just the watch would pop out the form you felt was sinking and passion would ad more of the yang...or is it yen.......i was going to save it and monkey with it but people get all mad bout that....plus i ain't an artist...so would proably butcher it...like the piece though just how it is
I think
you have a very strong composition there. If it comes naturally to you, you're quite lucky. The negative space echos the triangular shape of the breasts, and it's suggested again by the tilt of the head and pelvis. The dark spaces and light spaces are well proportioned.
My only negative remark would be that it's more illustration than art. Not that it's not art, it is, it's just more representational than inspirational.
acctually the semetry is implyed
in the black area by the curve of the arm being reflected in the ditering to the right...it is called compisitionally balanced tension...the tension is what bothers you but believe it or not is is truely the essance of what makes this art and without it it would be just a drawing of a woman on black...and not worth comment....i have a hard time with that too...but it is good you are not satisfied...
2 comments:
I love your work. Did you ever try to get stuff published?
Thank you and nope. Now people have come to me with work, but it's not something I can do at this time. Also I don't think my job would want me drawing all the time at my desk.
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