Transferring a pencil drawing to a cell phone is a little complicated, but not impossible.
Greetings, community! Welcome to my blog. Today I present this design that I made a couple of nights ago in a notebook with a pencil while I was a little bored looking at the sky. I simply threw down a few strokes and this slightly funny and amusing cartoon emerged.
I am known for this style of drawing, which features quick sketches with high expression and details on the faces that reflect agony and stress. However, I don't know if this will be visible the first time you look at the image.
Thats how i started.
The point is that I want to learn and I am determined to improve both my design and the way I publish my work due to various controversies that have occurred in the past. I have always been asked if it is possible that the culture of us Venezuelans is like this, where we sometimes say that we support each other but deep down we feel that this is not the case. I could go on at length about this topic, but what I want to say is that we are all human beings here. Some are artists, some are writers, and some are simply intelligent people who know a lot or have dedicated a large part of their lives to learning about technology, blockchain, and investing in cryptocurrencies. Perhaps for these reasons, we can see posts with very good content that educate others, and on the other hand, there are those of us who create and should not expect anything in return.
Returning to the subject of the drawing, as I emphasized at the beginning, this was done with a pen in a notebook. After taking a photo of it, I opened the photo editor on my cell phone, which is an app called EPIK for Android. This app has different brushes that allow me to overlay layers to create these designs.
Sometimes I think I'm not talented enough, but I recognize that it's not about talent, it's about dedication, patience, and perseverance. But here I am presenting this first digital design, made entirely by hand.
It's worth noting that technology currently helps us in an incredible way. As you can see, I started with an image drawn in a notebook with a pen and ended up with the image and GIF animation at the beginning of this post. It's all a process where there are templates that speed up the work and allow us to create higher quality designs.
I don't think so, but That's all for now. I hope you'll stay tuned for my next post.
