Romina / 21 / Sydney, Australia
Studying Animal Science / Striving to become a dog behaviourist
Um, I can't think of anything to say that'll make you think I'm cool, super witty, and hilarious
so...that's it
Basic Drawing Exercises:
http://youtu.be/8ckiHpmkoaMHow To Draw “Good” Lines:
http://youtu.be/eDWK1PWbyS8Learn How To “Control” Your Pencil:
http://youtu.be/SdRSpYPQFNoHow Shading Works:
http://youtu.be/WzszH9BN_hIHow To Shade & Blend:
http://youtu.be/IY1t6rwbJywShading, Lights & Form
http://youtu.be/V3WmrWUEIJoHow To Built Up Contrast:
http://youtu.be/1hNXlPcgafI
Planet Series by Vincent Vernacatola
Mercury - Venus - Mars - Jupiter - Saturn - Neptune
Ever wonder how I work so fast and produce “mostly finished” works?
THEY’RE NOT ACTUALLY FINISHED
THEY ONLY LOOK ITRead under the cut for the tutorial
ALL THIS IN UNDER AN HOUR!
YOU CAN DO IT TOO IN JUST 7 EASY STEPS!
It’s a bit of a mess right now. It’s not quite finished. But yay second drawing of Thorin!
Anteater Christmas by Liza Climo
The Spine
from Steam Powered Giraffe
Francisco Goya - The Dog
Appearing to sink into the sand behind a dune, a dog, only its head showing above the surface, pleads desperately with its eyes, gazing up ominously. Filled with human emotion the animal is the epitome of helplessness, lost and alone, silent in its agony.The empty space above, minimal, a precursor to abstraction (Rothko before Rothko), further emphasises the fate of the animal, and, it its sublimity, the work is a powerful comment on the human condition. Have we not all been where this simply but effectively painted dog is, at some point in our lives?
