Left Hand Art: Photo studies

Sunday, June 25, 2017

Photo studies

Haven't posted for a bit. Not cause I haven't been drawing, just haven't gotten around to it. Trying to do more digital work lately.

I picked up a MobileStudio Pro 16 a week ago but wasn't really impressed with it, so I ended up sending it back. Am still using a Yiynova MVP22U on my main rig and its ok. Lines are a bit gittery but actual painting is ok.

I drew a couple of portraits on there and recorded them. Kind of fun recording myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVsO...ature=youtu.be

That one was the first one and this is the final pic.
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Wasn't too happy with how it turned out but was still fun.

Did this one this morning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIzpAG4rlRA

And this is the final

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Happier with that one but still needs a lot of work (especially the hair). Pretty fun recording it and seeing the process I used. Doing so is helping me learn I think because I can review what worked and didn't all the way through.

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Hey, I'm Chris and this is my art blog. I'm a hobby artist who likes to draw and paint for fun. I use all kinds of mediums from pencil, pen, charcoal, acrylic, watercolours and digital to do my work. As you may have guessed, I'm also left handed. I had the idea for this blog while watching art videos and noticing that a large variety of artists are right handed or most lessons and whatnot are done by right handed people. It had me thinking of how drawing or painting strokes or lines is a lot different if you are approaching it with your left hand. I already have a sketchbook on conceptart.org but wanted my own place as well to post up my art and my thoughts. I figure I would use this to do that and maybe also post things I find that may be helpful for other left handed artists like myself.