Welcome to another episode of Hiddenblade: The Master Procrastinator. In this episode you will see some of my unfinished works in the past few years. Damn, I just realized 80% of my works are actually unfinished. :p
So this one was drawn with charcoal in 2014. I was exploring techniques in using charcoal and at the same time practicing my drawing skills. I am not a fan of hyperrealistic/photorealistic drawings because it made no sense to me. Why would I spend days to finish a drawing that looks like a photo when I could just spend 1 hour to capture a photograph? That is of course if I want to add another element to the subject which can't be possibly captured by a camera but if it will just look like plain photograph then what's the sense?
I did that because I wanted to test my drawing skills but as you can see after I did the eye and some details on the hair, I got bored and abandoned it. I think I have already proven I could draw at this point so bye. xD
This one is an oil on canvas. There are probably 10 paintings that I made with flowers as a subject in this flower-phase of my life. This one was copied from a book which contains lots of flowers LOL so not an original work of mine. We were just executing different techniques back then (art school) so it was fine.
This one so cute yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
This is the San Pedro street in Davao City and I decided to be Van Gogh-ish so I could put this in my room. I was also trying out the new paint medium that I bought. That medium is mainly for impasto and it makes your paint thicc, without you wasting a lot of pure oil paint. Still unfinished probably because I had other things to do at that time.
This was me right after I got a panic attack at school. In front of the class. While presenting a painting. Cos I had a flashback and it was like someone had projected a screen right in front of your eyes and there you got some crazy visuals about your past. Again, abandoned because I lost interest and I am inconsistent AF. :p
Abandoning paintings might not be a good habit cos the original plan isn't followed but I guess it's one of the traits that makes me unique as an artist because it says a lot about me.
