I felt stuck lately on doing faces, not happy with the results'
Here is a quick landscape drawing.
Grass, rocks, water flowing, trees.
A change of pace.
Literally,
back to the drawing board.
Ray
First posted March 27, 2011
on R Jacob Post
Welcome to R Jacob Post Artwork. My son has burst onto the scene and I will be featuring some of his work.
I want to bring out the artist in me. It has to be a healing experience. You do quite well. I doubt I would be brave enough to try people or animals. My mom was an artist. I have kept some of her supplies-she died in 1971. I think I would have to do this kind of thing when my husband (The Hunter) is away. He is too negative and certainly not someone who is,...encouraging?
ReplyDeleteMiddle child
ReplyDeleteI think everyone can draw. I learn every time I pick up a pencil. I look at pictures or drawings other people have done and ask myself can I do it. I have some art drawing books and tried some of the drawings to see if I could do it. Sometimes it doesn't work out. Those I don't post! ha ha
I am teaching myself so there is no right or wrong way to do it. People comment all the time while I do this on my lunch hour.
I listen to music on my little I Pod shuffle while I draw. It blocks out people talking and silences the little voice that would tell me I can't draw. Time will fly when you draw. On occasion I draw for fours hours straight, obsessed in finishing. I walk away exhausted. But I feel good when I am done. I have been doing this for about 4 months so I still have a lot to learn. I am not afraid to try anymore. I am afraid not to try. Try a few minutes at a time, the first few may look strange but keep on trying. You will surprise yourself.
Let me know how it goes.
Ray
I agree with you about learn every time in the process of drawing or painting.
ReplyDeleteI love your drawing.
Olga
ReplyDeleteThank you. Everyday is an adventure as I try different things to achieve the look I want or is it what I think I want? ha ha
ray