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(02-26-2017, 12:52 AM)Spalea Wrote: @phatio :

About #35 and #36: Thanks a lot four your appreciation !

I believe that unconsciously, during our whole life, we seek a simplicity. Being "self-trained"drawer, I was at first attracted and fascinated by the line-drawing when I looked at drawings from Gericault, Egon Schiele, Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Daumier, among my favourite masters... And being self-trainer, you naturally reinforce your strengths and neglect your weaknesses. That produces in the long run something... paradoxical ! Being by nature a little bit impatient, I always, unconsciously too, privileged spntaneity and movement...

I now come to your work, #36... You perfectly master the colours ! That is not my case at all. Bravo ! And keep it coming too !

That is absolutely true. I've learned to draw better myself from self-experience and self-reflection. For inspiration, as ridiculous as it sounds, I looked at drawings from DeviantArt and Roman Uchytel (he inspired me the most) to start creating the some of the drawn art that is on the "Animal Art" thread. But as of now, video-editing has replaced most of my drawing time.

And good art, @phatio! Good luck on your future submissions!


P.S: I've got a special surprise for my next piece of work coming soon on the "Animal Art" thread. Reply