In between internship/job hunting, I'm getting a good amount of time to work on my art. So, I've been fiddling around with my colors and learning from the artists I admire. One of them is 'Kelogsloops'. The more I observe his work I see small things that make his artworks remarkable. So I've been trying out those things in my art too to see how I can be better.
Some of the things I liked were the contrasting colors, patterns, contrast in shapes too. Simplifying the living things and letting the watercolor work its magic. This one didn't turn out the I imagined but I'm getting there.
I'm looking to buy some artbooks, so if anyone has any recommendation do share with me. That will be very helpful.
"If you want to change your art, change your habits."- Clement Greenberg
Chapter - work the hours that work for you
Page no. - 127
See you in the next post.
Be creative :)
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