Thursday, February 19, 2009
sketchbook #34
I found this picture of Caroline Kennedy as a child, I guess I am too young to know how cute she was as a child. Very interesting eyes.
One, in my opinion very important, art tip is learning how to throw away what you've done and being confident that you can do it again. A lot of artists are way too hesitant to start over if they think something is pretty good already but maybe one portion is off. Don't be afraid to erase it and start over. These drawings are usually the second or third attempt, consider it as 3x the practice.
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11 comments:
Great tip! Good to see not everyone gets it the 1st time. Thanks.
I agree. I think too many artists out there think you need to get it the first time, but that's so difficult. I would love to see some of the "preliminary" drawings people do just to see that we all make mistakes.
That's a great tip! I always feel better when I realize even good artists have to do things more than once to get them right.
Great advise and GREAT drawing!
Nice sketch!
I agree with you. My art teacher was alway saying don't love your draings keep doing and doing.
Very good advice, I need to be better at this. Nice sketch, BTW.
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I completely agree, it's a good advice.
Degas once said that one should paint the stove one hundred times.
Excellent sketch!!
I agree.
This is great.
Beautiful kid you have, by the way!
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