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So, a few days ago I ended what was on its way to being an eternal hiatus from drawing and crap. In honor of that moment, I am posting some old stuff and hopefully I will be posting some new stuff in the future. That is all.
Aww, thank you! I'm really glad you like my art. It means a lot to me ^ ^.
What's your AP concentration, and do you have any of the pieces from your concentration up? I love looking at other peoples' portfolios, especially the concentration bit, cause I love seeing how eveything ties together.
Yea, this AP thing is pretty tough. My entire concentration's in colored pencil, so it takes awhile for me to finish one piece, even if it's a really small piece. I have about two and a half pieces that I was supposed to have finished for tomorrow... oops, that ain't gonna happen, heh. But next weekend will be interesting.
-- All girls are princesses, but some of us would rather have a dirtbike than a pony.
I am doing "interactions." All between people... people and people, people and things, people and nature, watever. I don't have any of the pieces from it up yet. They are all too large for my scanner and it is such a pain to do them in pieces (I don't even know how; I have to make my sister do it!) I like looking at other people's work for their portfolios as well. It is neat to be able to see some work on this site, because only like two other people in my art class are doing the portfolio. I have only completed like seven artworks--I need to get working so bad! Well, good luck on your portfolio. I am sure I will be checking your gallery again to see how it is coming.
Oo, that's a neat concept. I'm awful at drawing people, which is why I went for colorful still lives, so I think it's neat that you're drawing people for your concentration! What media do you use?
Do you have a digital camera? On nice days, I lug all my artwork outside, set it up so there are no shadows on it, and photograph it. That way I don't have to worry about scanning some of my bigger works in pieces. It gets kinda annoying sometimes, but the nice thing about the digital camera is you can take as many pics as you want, and delete all the bad ones.
Best of luck on your portfolio, and I hope you put your concentration pieces up!
-- All girls are princesses, but some of us would rather have a dirtbike than a pony.
Revival... maybe
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read my journal for whats what...
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*Picks up his poking stick and goes.*
What's your AP concentration, and do you have any of the pieces from your concentration up? I love looking at other peoples' portfolios, especially the concentration bit, cause I love seeing how eveything ties together.
Yea, this AP thing is pretty tough. My entire concentration's in colored pencil, so it takes awhile for me to finish one piece, even if it's a really small piece. I have about two and a half pieces that I was supposed to have finished for tomorrow... oops, that ain't gonna happen, heh. But next weekend will be interesting.
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All girls are princesses, but some of us would rather have a dirtbike than a pony.
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Nutella Rocks My Socks
Do you have a digital camera? On nice days, I lug all my artwork outside, set it up so there are no shadows on it, and photograph it. That way I don't have to worry about scanning some of my bigger works in pieces. It gets kinda annoying sometimes, but the nice thing about the digital camera is you can take as many pics as you want, and delete all the bad ones.
Best of luck on your portfolio, and I hope you put your concentration pieces up!
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All girls are princesses, but some of us would rather have a dirtbike than a pony.
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