every now and then i like to do something different. something simple without paying too much attention to details, blending, grid or that kind of stuff, just for the fun of it, or to convey a certain feeling.
this is what i did last night. it's done with white pastel on black paper. i also used some photo references which i combined together to get the composition i had in my mind. i like how it came out (probably just because i love seagulls ) hope you like it too.
First of all, this is just supersuper cool. I've seen your gallery and quite a few artworks, including this one, looked like photographs to me at first. It's inspiring because everything looks so..strategically beautiful, like the strokes of the pastel and such.
I'm wondering what you mean by 'grid'? Because when I want to draw a portrait I usually mark up the reference to see how things are placed in relation to each other. So yeah, I guess I'm curious about how you do it if I'm right about the way you mean grid.
Ohh, thank you so much for the article/tutorial/and such. It was helpful. I usually just made lines as I saw fit, but I've never actually tried using a uniform grid for some reason... Haha, thanks again!
ok so let me get this straight, you DIDN'T pay attention to detail and it ONLY took you 4 hours?! AND IT TURNED OUT THIS WELL! that's just........ wow...wow. my mind is officially blown.
It's inspiring because everything looks so..strategically beautiful, like the strokes of the pastel and such.
I'm wondering what you mean by 'grid'? Because when I want to draw a portrait I usually mark up the reference to see how things are placed in relation to each other. So yeah, I guess I'm curious about how you do it if I'm right about the way you mean grid.
As for your question, I found this article [link] which explains what a grid is and how it works.
I usually just made lines as I saw fit, but I've never actually tried using a uniform grid for some reason...
Haha, thanks again!
Thanks for sharing!