06-22-2022, 12:09 PM
JosephCow -
I didn't meant that it was easy in the execution but that it was the ''most accessible'' so there for the most easy to get information on because of the amount of tutorial available i gotta correct that statement. It also the easiest to get started with because you can straight out look anywhere around you and start right away no need of abstract concept there already a ton to learn aslong as you ask yourself question and develop the vocabulary that help expand on what you see this vocabulary is accessible because we can describe what we see already it just a bit more specific as you expand to learn more.
It hard because it observation and people think they look but really they miss alot of information.If you aren't train to describe what you see well all you are really doing is looking at something in a very abstract way.But the more you can describe the subject the better it will be for you.It certainly not enough to have observation alone you also need the coordination to translate what is in front of you.
I disagree with john the tool doesn't make the artist but the tool should be your friend so you better understand why you use one brush over the other.Being confident with your tool is a step foward toward being confident with your art and i think small step are often overlook.
I didn't meant that it was easy in the execution but that it was the ''most accessible'' so there for the most easy to get information on because of the amount of tutorial available i gotta correct that statement. It also the easiest to get started with because you can straight out look anywhere around you and start right away no need of abstract concept there already a ton to learn aslong as you ask yourself question and develop the vocabulary that help expand on what you see this vocabulary is accessible because we can describe what we see already it just a bit more specific as you expand to learn more.
It hard because it observation and people think they look but really they miss alot of information.If you aren't train to describe what you see well all you are really doing is looking at something in a very abstract way.But the more you can describe the subject the better it will be for you.It certainly not enough to have observation alone you also need the coordination to translate what is in front of you.
I disagree with john the tool doesn't make the artist but the tool should be your friend so you better understand why you use one brush over the other.Being confident with your tool is a step foward toward being confident with your art and i think small step are often overlook.
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The journey of an artist truly begin when he can learn from everyone error.
Teamwork make your dream work.
Asking help is the key to growth.