Dibujé como imagino al Principito.
I share this timelapse video of a drawing I made a long time ago. It's my reimagining of the Little Prince, from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's book. I hope you like it. I based it on the author's own images in the book, drawings that have their charm in their very simplicity, and on how I imagined the Little Prince when I read it as a child. It's one of the first drawings I made in Ibis Paint, and it helped me understand tools and settings. Also, I wanted to make a drawing without lines, which is always a challenge for me. The drawing is simple: the Little Prince standing on top of his asteroid, with his little volcanoes and his weeds that someday, if they get out of control, will turn into big trees with the power to destroy an entire planet. Maybe soon, with more drawing knowledge and more experience with Ibis Paint, I will redo this drawing. For now, thank you for joining me for another day of drawing.
Les comparto este video timelapse de un dibujo que hice hace mucho tiempo, es mi reimaginación del principito, del libro de Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, espero que les guste. Me basé en las propias imágenes del autor en el libro, unos dibujos que tienen su encanto en su misma simpleza, y en cómo imaginaba al principito mientras lo leía de chico. Es uno de los primeros dibujos que hice en Ibis Paint y me sirvió para entender herramientas y ajustes, además quise hacer un dibujo sin líneas que siempre es un reto para mí. El dibujo es simple: el principito parado encima de su asteroide, con sus pequeños volcanes y sus hierbajos que algún día, si se salen de control, se convertirán en grandes árboles con el poder de destruir un planeta entero. Quizás dentro de poco, y con más conocimientos de dibujo y de Ibis Paint, rehaga este dibujo. Por ahora, gracias por acompañarme un día más dibujando.
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All photos and images are created by me. These are pictures of my sketchbook. Many of my drawings are practice pieces rather than finished works. Images from the internet may or may not have been used as references, copies, or sources of inspiration as part of my learning process.
