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Let me first start out by saying that I am not artistic. Granted, when I was young I could play the guitar. I wrote songs and played in a band.
But other than that I could never draw or paint sculpt.
A couple weeks ago, on a whim, I bought a sketch pad and some colored pencils. Every night since then I have been drawing a picture or two. On each drawing I will write the date.
My plan is to fill up the entire sketch pad (it is a couple hundred pages). Then when it is full I will review it and see if I have developed any artistic skills!
Anyone else trying some wacky new hobbies? Progress? Setbacks? Having fun?
I have been taking some drawing classes and also use colored pencils trying to reawaken the artist within from long ago. I recently did a self-portrait where my sunglasses reflected the mountains I love here. Van Gogh did many self portraits as he could not afford models. I will take more sketching classes when life settles down a bit as I think it is akin to meditation to create images on blank pages. It is especially insightful to go back and look at all the sketches.
Newest hobbies;
Sewing, start /quit/start/quit. Better than ever before, not the level I want.
Pinterest ideas is my hobby of the moment;) Ideas for old china uses and vintage kitchen ideas.
Garden pond will be my summer hobby in the garden.
Chicken lady
4-8-18, 7:41am
I am deeply curious about this darawing thing.
are you working from life? (You could draw everything you own!) photos? Memory? Imagination? What style(s) of drawing are you choosing? Is your goal technical perfection? Composition or focus? Are you working on really seeing?
are you working from life? (You could draw everything you own!)
UL said he had a couple hundred pages to fill. He'd have to draw everything he owns multiple times. :~)
Are you working on really seeing?
I wonder if that can't happen rather naturally. Kind of the way sushi chefs in Japan start off making rice or slicing vegetables. Only that task. Every day. With no end until the master chef declares the end product as good as it can get. Repeated exposure to the same kind of work, I think, (should) breed an introspection which aids the process of "really seeing".
I found the book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain helpful. There may be other good ones.
I found the book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain helpful. There may be other good ones.
Oh I highly recommend this book, plus maybe The Artist's Way. I love it for the overall focus on creative process.Enjoy the drawing, I have tried and go back to creating anything I can imagine with yarn.
dado potato
4-9-18, 10:06am
Grandma Moses began painting at age 76.
Previously she embroidered. Arthritis made holding a needle impossible, but she could hold paint brushes for up to 6 hours. She painted from memory on pieces of Masonite on her kitchen table, from the top of the painting down. Some of her early paintings were for sale at $3 to $5 at a drug store near her farm. A New York art collector, Louis Calder, discovered them, bought every one, and got directions out to the farm to buy more, directly. She painted (at least a little) every day from age 78 to 101 (shortly before her death).
If I hadn't started painting, I'dda raised chickens. --Grandma Moses
I have been taking some drawing classes and also use colored pencils trying to reawaken the artist within from long ago. I recently did a self-portrait where my sunglasses reflected the mountains I love here.
Very cool!
I am deeply curious about this darawing thing.
are you working from life? (You could draw everything you own!) photos? Memory? Imagination? What style(s) of drawing are you choosing? Is your goal technical perfection? Composition or focus? Are you working on really seeing?
Sometimes I draw little sketches from a beginner's art instruction book. Other times I will try to copy the sketch or drawing someone else has done. Other times I have drawn "expressively" where it is just something from my imagination.
I don't think I have any big goals. But then other times I think: "I would like to draw creatively and express myself in a way that I want to look at the picture and so do others." haha
UL said he had a couple hundred pages to fill. He'd have to draw everything he owns multiple times. :~)
LOL! Good one. :)
I can't draw worth a darn myself, but I really wish I could. Recently, I was inspired by a scene in "The Americans" where an artist growled at "Elizabeth Jennings" to "Look at it (a mug on a table). Draw the dark parts. Don't draw the light parts. Now!"
Maybe that's the only type of drawing instruction I can understand!
I can't draw worth a darn myself, but I really wish I could. Recently, I was inspired by a scene in "The Americans" where an artist growled at "Elizabeth Jennings" to "Look at it (a mug on a table). Draw the dark parts. Don't draw the light parts. Now!"
Maybe that's the only type of drawing instruction I can understand!
That's part of the instruction in Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Have a look.
If you can draw whatever appears in your mind then you're already creative. I suggest you go out in the weekend and draw the nature, should be a nice start.
Ultralight
4-10-18, 6:33am
If you can draw whatever appears in your mind then you're already creative.
That does not mean it looks good though! haha
I suggest you go out in the weekend and draw the nature, should be a nice start. If it is warm enough, perhaps... It has been snowing her in Columbus.
flowerseverywhere
4-10-18, 6:59am
As a lifelong watercolor painter, sketcher, quilter, Potter, glassworker etc. my only suggestion is to do whatever you want to do. No rules, no pressure, just personal enrichment. And do what you enjoy the most.
My whole life I have heard “you should sell your ...”. I have sold some pieces, especially Pottery, but only because my house is full. The money I get goes to supplies. I have blue ribbon quilts that I have on my beds and walls, I use them everyday, plus an heirloom quilt for each grandchild put away.
The biggest lesson I ever learned was years ago I had a quilt hanging in a show that I loved. A girlfriend and I were standing near it and an observer said “who would put those god awful colors together”. I thought we would die laughing. Anyway, it got a ribbon in the show so somebody liked it, and someone wanted to buy it. I can see it right now on the back of the couch.
In another show I had made a New York Beauty quilt. I had a pile of colored fabric that I had put together, but randomly picked them out of a bag. It got a blue ribbon with the comment “beautiful color placement”
so just enjoy.
The biggest lesson I ever learned was years ago I had a quilt hanging in a show that I loved. A girlfriend and I were standing near it and an observer said “who would put those god awful colors together”. I thought we would die laughing. Anyway, it got a ribbon in the show so somebody liked it, and someone wanted to buy it. I can see it right now on the back of the couch.
In another show I had made a New York Beauty quilt. I had a pile of colored fabric that I had put together, but randomly picked them out of a bag. It got a blue ribbon with the comment “beautiful color placement”
so just enjoy.
Art is incredibly subjective. What one person loves will make another person ask "What the $&*#??". I have professional artist friends who have submitted essentially the same work to different competitions and galleries and some go for it and some are never heard from again. Some works sell before they're finished and others languish for a couple of years.
So, UL, never mind what others say. Even those schooled in art history or with degrees in fine art have their own preferences and filters. Make art for yourself.
Ultralight
4-14-18, 11:43am
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Just thought I'd add a few of my "eye-catching" sketches. ;)
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Ultralight
4-14-18, 11:51am
A few more; these are "human" figures I drew as minimalistically as I could. The figures are inspired by former girlfriends of mine. All the sketches are admittedly rough, and I don't use an eraser.
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None of these is especially original. I just took a totally nondescript figure drawing and then change curves, angles, colors, etc. to be shaped and colored like the subjects (in my memory).
Gardenarian
4-14-18, 11:25pm
I really like your drawings! They have bold lines and a sense of individuality. Keep it up!
As a lifelong watercolor painter, sketcher, quilter, Potter, glassworker etc. my only suggestion is to do whatever you want to do. No rules, no pressure, just personal enrichment. And do what you enjoy the most.
My whole life I have heard “you should sell your ...”. I have sold some pieces, especially Pottery, but only because my house is full. The money I get goes to supplies. I have blue ribbon quilts that I have on my beds and walls, I use them everyday, plus an heirloom quilt for each grandchild put away.
The biggest lesson I ever learned was years ago I had a quilt hanging in a show that I loved. A girlfriend and I were standing near it and an observer said “who would put those god awful colors together”. I thought we would die laughing. Anyway, it got a ribbon in the show so somebody liked it, and someone wanted to buy it. I can see it right now on the back of the couch.
In another show I had made a New York Beauty quilt. I had a pile of colored fabric that I had put together, but randomly picked them out of a bag. It got a blue ribbon with the comment “beautiful color placement”
so just enjoy.
I so admire quilters. It's a beautiful medium, and aside from having to visualize how all those pieces of fabric should come together, quilters engage in a very time-consuming task! I don't have the patience for that kind of work.
I love drawing, although I just picked it up again after a very, very long absence. It's very meditative, and I like drawing in charcoal or black and white as opposed to color because I can concentrate on form and shadow.
I just started drawing again as a way to absorb some of the knowledge I've been exposed to in my Master Gardener class. With so much to learn about plants and trees and shrubs, I started drawing botanicals in order to help cement them in my mind--and also to appreciate their beauty.
Ultralight
4-20-18, 9:11pm
I'd like to see pics of you all's art or craft projects. Please share!
I am still working on becoming an "artist." haha
Here are a few animal drawings I did.
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Here are a couple drawings of humans.
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And here is a drawing of a piece of origami I folded.
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Okay, just one more set. These are a few sketches of Muslim folks I drew.
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In retirement I've been dabbling with a few things. I have a long backyard fence at my rental house which is dark brown. Pretty drab, so I decided to find and paint some bird houses to hang there. It's been fun to go to thrift stores and pick out different shapes and sizes, and then either paint them entirely or just add some bright paint touches. There's about a dozen up now and it definitely brightens the yard.
Now I've moved on to rock painting. I'm going to try some transfer art and some stencil designs, then some glaze over top of that. I have an empty circular area in my back yard that needed something and painted rocks should brighten that up too.
I think it's great for everyone to indulge in some kind of creative stuff, even as basic as mine. Enjoy and keep going, Ultralight!
Those are really good, UL. Were you surprised to find that you have more talent than you thought?
I will be sharing pictures of my bench when it starts to look like more than a pile of 2 by 4s!
Ultralight
5-5-18, 10:03am
In retirement I've been dabbling with a few things. I have a long backyard fence at my rental house which is dark brown. Pretty drab, so I decided to find and paint some bird houses to hang there. It's been fun to go to thrift stores and pick out different shapes and sizes, and then either paint them entirely or just add some bright paint touches. There's about a dozen up now and it definitely brightens the yard.
Now I've moved on to rock painting. I'm going to try some transfer art and some stencil designs, then some glaze over top of that. I have an empty circular area in my back yard that needed something and painted rocks should brighten that up too.
I think it's great for everyone to indulge in some kind of creative stuff, even as basic as mine. Enjoy and keep going, Ultralight!
Lainey: I'd love to see pics of the bird houses and your rock paintings. Please share! Don't be shy. :)
Ultralight
5-5-18, 10:05am
Those are really good, UL. Were you surprised to find that you have more talent than you thought?
Thanks. :)
I will be sharing pictures of my bench when it starts to look like more than a pile of 2 by 4s!
I am looking forward to some pictures of your bench. :)
How do you like handling/using tools?
Thanks. :)
I am looking forward to some pictures of your bench. :)
How do you like handling/using tools?
I'm glad you asked! I think I am by nature someone who is more inclined to the zen of hand tools. But power tools are - well - powerful! And I feel powerful when I use them! Some interesting exchanges in our class:
DH to Rosa: Well, we would really know how to do this kind of basic project anyway without taking a class.
Rosa: No way, not me. You got to take shop when you were a youngster, and I was learning how to sew an apron. This is a whole new world for some of us!
Guy in class: You know, if you get the saw spinning to full speed before you bring it down to the wood, you will get a cleaner cut.
Rosa: Thanks! You're right, so much better!
Rosa's sister: Did you get what he's saying? This is all Greek to me!
Rosa: I got some of it, and we'll figure out the rest together.
Can't remember who to who, but Rosa finds out there is a laser line from the miter saw showing where to cut. I was using the shadow of the saw blade. Subsequent testing shows that it's 6 of one and half a dozen of the other.
DH and I did put down hardwood floors throughout our house, and he showed me how to cut the hardwood strips with our small miter saw. That was very cool and we built some awesome floors, and that was really my only power tool experience before this class.
I'm glad you asked! I think I am by nature someone who is more inclined to the zen of hand tools. But power tools are - well - powerful! And I feel powerful when I use them! Some interesting exchanges in our class:
DH to Rosa: Well, we would really know how to do this kind of basic project anyway without taking a class.
Rosa: No way, not me. You got to take shop when you were a youngster, and I was learning how to sew an apron. This is a whole new world for some of us!
Guy in class: You know, if you get the saw spinning to full speed before you bring it down to the wood, you will get a cleaner cut.
Rosa: Thanks! You're right, so much better!
Rosa's sister: Did you get what he's saying? This is all Greek to me!
Rosa: I got some of it, and we'll figure out the rest together.
Can't remember who to who, but Rosa finds out there is a laser line from the miter saw showing where to cut. I was using the shadow of the saw blade. Subsequent testing shows that it's 6 of one and half a dozen of the other.
DH and I did put down hardwood floors throughout our house, and he showed me how to cut the hardwood strips with our small miter saw. That was very cool and we built some awesome floors, and that was really my only power tool experience before this class.
Seems like you have a good attitude and mindset to learn!
These are a few sketches
Nice! Art is so subjective that I find making myself happy with the work is more important than what anyone else thinks of it, positive or negative. Keep it up!
Ultralight
5-16-18, 5:09pm
I am still chipping away at this hobby of sketching. Here are a few human faces I have drawn, though they are not any particular human faces just composites from memories or people I have seen around or in photos or what-have-you.
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Ultralight
5-16-18, 5:14pm
I have also been trying to closely imitate the pieces of real artists. Here are some examples of me trying to do so. 2191
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It looks as if you are having a wonderful time, UL.
Ultralight
5-16-18, 8:46pm
It looks as if you are having a wonderful time, UL.
Thanks!
It is such a simple hobby -- a handful of pencils and a sketchpad. :)
rosarugosa
5-17-18, 5:36am
Good stuff! And yes, it's a minimalist's dream as far as required equipment!
Ultralight
5-25-18, 8:21am
A few sketches as an update on this project.
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Ultralight
5-25-18, 8:22am
One more:
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I really like the drawing of the cell phones showing bits of a cohesive portrait. Great idea!
rosarugosa
5-25-18, 2:13pm
Nice work, Ultralight. I hope you are enjoying yourself!
Here are the latest sketches from this "learning to do art" project.
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Here is a few more, different ones.
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Here is a few more, different ones.
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Love the top one here. I'm a fan of modern and abstract images.
Teacher Terry
6-8-18, 11:07am
You have talent UL. I wish I could draw but can only do stick people :~)
Love the top one here. I'm a fan of modern and abstract images.
I have some more abstracted stuff, as I like that too. But most of them are nudes (all tasteful) so I am apprehensive about posting them here as I do not want to offend. Not sure how folks here feel about art that includes the human form.
You have talent UL. I wish I could draw but can only do stick people :~)
Thanks.
Teacher Terry
6-9-18, 9:01pm
I have fine with the human body sans clothes
I have fine with the human body sans clothes
Okay, here are a few (of many) nudes and human forms I have drawn.
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This no one in particular.
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I was trying to emulate the style of some artist's work I saw somewhere; can't remember who it was.
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These are the breasts of a close and dear (platonic) friend who encouraged me and obviously helped in this art project.
Teacher Terry
6-9-18, 9:34pm
Art classes use nude models of every shape and size. You need real confidence to do that. Great drawings.
Ultralight
6-9-18, 10:07pm
Art classes use nude models of every shape and size. You need real confidence to do that. Great drawings.
Yes, I dated several women who were artists' models for classes and private studios.
I think the human form is so interesting. I like drawing it.
rosarugosa
6-10-18, 5:25am
Great work, Ultralight!
Ultralight
6-14-18, 6:07pm
A couple of sketches....
One of Harlan. I drew it without lifting my pencil from the paper.
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Some Muslim women. A bit political...
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Personally, I'm partial to dogs, so love your picture of Harlan. But I also like the composition of the 3 Muslim women--3 is always a good number. When you plant, they tell you to have multiples of 3.
Nice, UL! You're inspiring me to draw some pics of my garden and post them. I'd draw the sunset, but a sunset is nothing without color, and I'm a bit afraid of color.
Ultralight
6-20-18, 7:09am
This past Friday I did an in-lab sleep study. I drew some sketches of the experience.
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Ultralight
6-20-18, 7:36am
Here are a couple others, variations on a theme.
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Ultralight
6-22-18, 7:40am
Smart phone undead zombie.
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Meditating man.
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A pregnant lady.
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An Asian woman.
Of course i like meditating man
Ultralight
6-22-18, 11:23pm
Of course i like meditating man Thought you might! :)
rosarugosa
6-23-18, 5:51am
Did you read Cell by Stephen King? Your zombie guy reminds me of that book and I know you like SK.
Ultralight
6-25-18, 8:13pm
Did you read Cell by Stephen King? Your zombie guy reminds me of that book and I know you like SK.
Inspired by it! Yes, read it. :)
Ultralight
6-25-18, 8:15pm
A friend of mine did yoga poses for me to draw her this evening.
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Gardenarian
6-26-18, 1:04am
That's a cool idea - combining yoga and drawing. I can see that catching on.
Ultralight
6-26-18, 6:38am
That's a cool idea - combining yoga and drawing. I can see that catching on.
I have a friend who does "Goat Yoga." So anything is possible (with yoga)!
Ultralight
6-26-18, 6:39am
This is the final sketch in my "friend doing yoga" series. haha
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Ultralight
6-27-18, 8:41pm
I feel like this is one of my better ones so far. (Disclaimer: It is a nude)
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I think these are great drawings. It's not easy to make the body look "human" but I think your drawings do a nice job of capturing someone real. I like your final one--the one where your friend is in the red suit. Not sure what yoga pose that is??
Ultralight
6-27-18, 9:38pm
I think these are great drawings. It's not easy to make the body look "human" but I think your drawings do a nice job of capturing someone real. I like your final one--the one where your friend is in the red suit. Not sure what yoga pose that is??
I am not sure which yoga pose. She got into yoga a few months ago and loves it! She also, despite being a big gal, has no qualms about displaying her body (and we're good, trusted friends, though not romantic or anything). So when I told her about my art project she was more than happy to pose. Very helpful!
Ultralight
6-27-18, 9:41pm
...someone real.
My sketches are of or closely based on people I know -- friends, former lovers. Or some are composites of people I know -- a little bit so-and-so and a little bit some other so-and-so.
Teacher Terry
6-27-18, 10:04pm
I love your work!
Here are a couple art project updates.
Some nudes:
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Here is a landscape of Wadi Rum and a sketch of Arab man
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Interesting Picasso-esque approach to "Whitney in Stripes"! And I like "Enlightenment" a lot.
I love Wadi Rum! If Whitney in Stripes is Picasso-esque, Wadi Rum is Van Gosh-esque. It reminds me of a block print I bought from a Vermont artist several years back with that same kind of undulating movement in the landscape. And I love the person sitting there, dwarfed by it. Very nice.
Ultralight
7-12-18, 8:10am
A "portrait" and two landscapes.
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Well done! I like that you are trying out different styles.
Ultralight
7-19-18, 9:24pm
A couple landscapes:
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Ultralight
7-19-18, 9:26pm
An old Native American woman, a Native American woman on a canoe, and a very abstract nude of a Native American woman.
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iris lilies
7-19-18, 10:26pm
I really like the first one, the character study of the little senior lady. There is a lot of expression on her face. That is very nice.
Ultralight
7-20-18, 6:41am
I really like the first one, the character study of the little senior lady. There is a lot of expression on her face. That is very nice.
Thanks. :)
Ultralight
7-27-18, 7:29am
A few sketches of human faces:
A Jewish man:
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An indigenous woman:
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An older black woman:
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Ultralight
7-27-18, 7:31am
Here is a landscape and one of Harlan:
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UL, could not get these to open and wanted to see the one of Harlan!
Ultralight
7-27-18, 8:21am
UL, could not get these to open and wanted to see the one of Harlan!
Do you have pop ups blocked?
Oh, maybe, I will have to check on that, thanks.
I have popups blocked but see thumbnails of all three works in post #81...
I also see #81 but not #82.
Steve, I could see the ones in 81 also, human faces, but in the last one it said "Invalid attachments," but maybe others can see them?
Can only see numbered links in #82. When those links are clicked, I get the "Invalid Attachment" message -- along with a note to contact the Administrator. So maybe something is messed up in ForumSoftwareLand. UL, can you still see the images you posted?
Can only see numbered links in #82. When those links are clicked, I get the "Invalid Attachment" message -- along with a note to contact the Administrator. So maybe something is messed up in ForumSoftwareLand. UL, can you still see the images you posted?
I did a back-end search of latest attachments, the three from post 81 are there but the two referenced in post 82 are not. The links in post 82 appear to be invalid.
Ultralight
7-27-18, 5:56pm
Try this again!
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Ultralight
7-27-18, 5:57pm
Trying again again.
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Ultralight
7-27-18, 5:58pm
And Harlan...
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Thank you, like the one of Harlan very much!
Teacher Terry
7-27-18, 7:35pm
Me too !
There we go! Thanks!
And thanks, Alan, for checking.
I think you have a gift, UL! Your drawings have so much life and movement.
Passing by a large field of sunflowers recently, I had to stop and take these pictures. They are grown for sunflower oil, I believe.
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Passing by a large field of sunflowers recently, I had to stop and take these pictures. They are grown for sunflower oil, I believe.
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I like the second one especially!
Okay, Friday art project updates:
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Biracial woman.
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Eyes.
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Scribbled woman.
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Abstracted Harlan.
I think you are doing some amazing stuff, UL. You should buy some oils, some watercolors, an easel, pastels, a palette, some brushes, a beret - lol - only kidding.
Great photos, Razz! There is a farm around here with a big field of sunflowers. Your photos remind me that I need to seek it out.
a beret - lol - only kidding.
How about a fro? haha
Ultralight
8-16-18, 7:52am
Here is a few sketches of human faces.
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Tribal woman.
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Calm and quiet woman.
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Elderly Indian woman.
Ultralight
8-16-18, 7:54am
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Japanese man's face.
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A Somali woman.
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An old Mexican woman.
Ultralight
8-16-18, 4:51pm
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Cool! You made that?
Cool! You made that?
YES.
iris lilies
8-17-18, 7:00pm
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rosarugosa
8-18-18, 6:58am
UL: I think you're doing a great job with the faces. I especially like the elderly Indian woman; you captured some real feeling there.
Gardnr: Your quilt is beautiful!
happystuff
8-24-18, 7:22am
Beautiful stuff here! Such talent! Thanks for sharing.
Ultralight
8-31-18, 7:25am
Friday Art update:
A heroin junkie-
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Central Asian Muslim woman.
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Abstract face.
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Ultralight
8-31-18, 7:29am
A few more:
A flower-
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Cell phone watching you
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Cell Phone hell 1
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Cell phone hell 2
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Temple.
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I’m looking at “cell phone hell” on my cell phone. 😄
I don't like portraits at all (I also don't like numbers on clocks)...
but I really like the Heroin Junkie one. The colors and drippiness of it.
Yes, I like the Heroin Junkie and the Temple.
Ultralight
9-18-18, 7:47am
I am about halfway through my art project year. So far I have only used colored pencils.
In October I will start using oil pastels for the last six months of the experiment. I am really looking forward to it. And oil pastels are surprisingly affordable. A basic set is only about $20 or less.
This has actually been on of the better lifestyle experiments I have done. Art has been as mentally and emotionally rewarding at my year of meditation (which extended to two years because it was so good!).
Around six months in, I'd suggest a similar experiment to anyone!
Ultralight
9-24-18, 7:47am
My first oil pastels.
Hand of bananas.
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Jesus.
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Black woman.
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Catfish.
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You seem to have adapted well to your new medium!
rosarugosa
9-24-18, 8:35am
Nice! Are you enjoying the added dimension of color?
Oooo - I like the color a lot
Nice. I enjoy pastels and have played with them a bit both soft and oil. Have a small collection of abstract landscape originals from an artist we met in Chicago area when he was just starting out. In fact I think we may have been his first customer at his first show. He's gone on to become very successful.
Ultralight
9-24-18, 6:06pm
Nice. I enjoy pastels and have played with them a bit both soft and oil. Have a small collection of abstract landscape originals from an artist we met in Chicago area when he was just starting out. In fact I think we may have been his first customer at his first show. He's gone on to become very successful.
Very cool!
Ultralight
9-28-18, 5:50am
Oil pastels of dogs:
Harlan.
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White and grey pit mix.
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Reddish-brown pit mix.
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Ultralight
9-28-18, 6:05am
An old black man:
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A woman from behind, seated.
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Central Asian woman.
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You really captured "happy pup" in that reddish brown pit mix.
Ultralight
10-12-18, 7:46am
Art project updates...
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Another cell phone watching you.
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Evil cell phone "grey"
2519
Puffins
2520
Commercial fishing
Ultralight
10-12-18, 7:48am
A few more:
2521
Woman with interlaced fingers.
2522
Two black dudes
2523
Woman in mourning
Ultralight
11-1-18, 5:33pm
2564
A wolf.
2565
A mountain lion.
Ultralight
11-1-18, 5:39pm
2566
Indigenous woman.
2567
Gay man breathing fire.
2568
Indian woman.
iris lilies
11-1-18, 5:52pm
Indiginous woman best of the lot. It is interesting and it has depth.
rosarugosa
11-2-18, 5:51am
I think you do especially well with the portraits. Good stuff!
SteveinMN
11-5-18, 10:58am
2564
A wolf.
I really like this one...
Ultralight
12-7-18, 7:17pm
A few drawings:
2615
2616
2617
Teacher Terry
12-7-18, 7:45pm
I really like the one of the couple.
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