Showcase Your Artworks: Post Paintings, Drawings & Sculptures

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This forum discussion revolves around users showcasing their artworks, including paintings, drawings, and digital creations. Participants share their artistic processes, techniques, and personal anecdotes related to their art. Notable mentions include watercolor techniques for painting cats and the use of Photoshop for digital art creation. The discussion highlights the value of economy of strokes in sketching and the importance of capturing likenesses in portraits.

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  • Understanding of basic drawing techniques and styles
  • Familiarity with watercolor painting methods
  • Knowledge of digital art creation using Photoshop
  • Awareness of art critique concepts, such as economy of strokes
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Artists, art students, and hobbyists interested in improving their drawing and painting skills, as well as those looking to share and critique artworks in a community setting.

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rewebster said:
haven't you been to nude beaches before?

I've been to Black's Beach at La Jolla, and a few in Jamaica around Negril--that's where Hedonism Resort is.
Nope. Not me. I stay away from Black's Beach. I've only been skinny dipping in wall-enclosed private pools at night. People who skinny dip in the ocean! That's just begging for Great White problems.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
Nope. Not me. I stay away from Black's Beach. I've only been skinny dipping in wall-enclosed private pools at night. People who skinny dip in the ocean! That's just begging for Great White problems.

actually, it DID get sunburned
 
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Vasara said:
Here are some paintings, of the digital variety, I've made using photoshop.

There are scads of people doing exclusively digital "paintings" on deviantART, with apparently spectacular results, but I'm old, and hence, old school, when it comes to art, and I would like, in all cases, to see what digital "painters" can produce with old school tools: physical paint, physical brush, physical canvass.
 
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here another one, an old quick fuzzy photo taken with a low end camera:


dream.jpg



I'll replace it with a better photo when I can get around to it
 
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