10-31-2015, 04:09 PM
I say if you are mindful of the shapes of a thing (gun, truck, building hooman), whether you design it drawing, painting or otherwise its the same really.
Drawing is faster I feel. Instead of working in 2 or 3 tones, you describe with line and maybe simple hatching.
If you do work with tones, you get the local colours, mood and atmosphere into it depending on the tones you picked. So quid pro quo.
You can draw mindlessly, just as easily as you can paint mindlessly. Always being mindful and heartfelt is the challenge imo.
Each has their strengths.
Drawing is faster I feel. Instead of working in 2 or 3 tones, you describe with line and maybe simple hatching.
If you do work with tones, you get the local colours, mood and atmosphere into it depending on the tones you picked. So quid pro quo.
You can draw mindlessly, just as easily as you can paint mindlessly. Always being mindful and heartfelt is the challenge imo.
Each has their strengths.