I'm glad I've inspired you! If you do, be sure to share it. I'd love to see it.
Good luck, whenever you need it!
[doublepost=1467310100,1467309876][/doublepost]you have great gift there have you tryed painting yet.
I've only painted a few things traditionally.
I don't really like painting with acrylics on a big canvas because they dry too quickly, and oil paint is super expensive, so I don't really paint often.
I give away all of my acrylic paintings as gifts, so I don't have any here. I gave away a teddy (polar) bear painting to someone (I can't remember), some random paintings to a friend, a butterfly to my sister, a pikachu to my baby sister, and a giraffe to my grandma.
sorry to hear the teacher did that. I also tryed with water color but ended up going back to pencel my self. i like how i could shade better with pencel then paint.
I cannot do watercolor for my life.
i painted mt hood here in oregon but ended up puting pencel in becouse of shading so it is a mix of water for base and pencel for shadows.
i started drawing when i was 6yr old mom came in on a raining day and said this reminds me of my mom can you draw this for me so i took a peace of news print paper and colored pencels after i was done and mom saw it he screem "JOHN get in here you need to see this" and dads jaw droped. i had made a perfect copy of the cartoon with no help from computers or tracer tricks mom still has it to day. and my news print was 4x the size of the cartoon out of the news papper.
Wow, you must have a good eye.
try to get me to read a something 20 ft a way not going to happen with out glasses. but up close ya i crocet with thread like thread the size you use for sowing your shirt or fishing line size. the size of the finish peaces would fit on your coffietable from corner to corner. You should have seen the one my grandma made wow it was a queen size bedspread in thread.
Thanks. That one only took me a few seconds to throw together.
Absolutely loving your artwork! And I admire people who can create art in paint programs, not something I've ever been able to do. My favourite medium is watercolours as well. Back when I was in school (quite some time ago now), I did a pencil shade/watercolour blend of the earth with nuke mushroom clouds and a crucifixion in the centre. My art teacher, a devout Christian, loved it so much she hung it outside the Principal's office (a place I seemed to visit often, though not always out of choice), so I could see it. I didn't think it was any good, but she gave top marks for it and I never got it back.
Those talents and those skills I must work super hard to get to those level!
It took me roughly 6 years of trying to get better to get where I am today.
In particular I like how this animates.
I liked it too, immediately caught my attention.
I de-cluttered some of the thread. Now you can read what other people say.