Bienvenidos a ver, una de mis ocurrencia artísticas en el blog digital de Hive.
La ilustración de hoy se titula.
MIS MATERIALES.
PROCESO PASO A PASO.
¡Y que gane el mejor!.
Entre trazos del dibujo:
Muchas gracias por su amable atención.
Un abrazo, los quiero mucho.
Good morning, this is your great friend, the painter Ramaco, who brings you a new artistic publication that, between strokes, I hope will be to your liking.
Welcome to one of my artistic ideas on the Hive digital blog.
@ramaco54
Today's illustration is titled:
Between strokes of the drawing:
"A cockfight."
MY MATERIALS.
The materials I used this time were: My graphite pencil on FABRIANO cardboard, Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 camera, Adobe Photoshop scanning software for digital modifications, and PowerPoint to convert the images to JPG format.
STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS.
Dear viewer, curator, and faithful follower of my artistic work, today I present to you the process of making a drawing that, through freehand strokes, becomes a reality in this artistic episode of a cockfight, which I made as follows.THE BEGINNING.
Starting with simple strokes, in the freehand drawing, the first figure of the rooster present in the fight begins to be defined. With dynamic strokes of curved lines, the other rooster is formed, among the characters in the fight. The small, curved lines in the shape of a half-moon simulate the feathers. losses of the opponents in action.
The lines of the drawing cannot forget the spectators and promoters of this traditional fight in some Venezuelan towns. The tallest and closest to the fight are the owners of the roosters, and as you can see, one of them shows a pose of concern for his rooster, while the other encourages him during the fight. Those in the back just watch, perhaps betting on the highest bidder...
And may he win better!.
Continuing with the explanation of the quick strokes of the freehand drawing, we begin to create the current atmosphere of the place, with bushes, trees, mountains, and even palm trees, surrounding the atmosphere of the great cockfight.
Take a good look at how the drawing is coming along, because some Houses that give life to a rural town, where cockfighting is a tradition, a form of enjoyment within everyday life, part of the adrenaline rush of a normal day. This type of event is a time of fun and betting among the community, where a red beak and spurs win a fight.
Look at the drawing, which is almost finished, and I'm presenting it with a montage Simple.
The original piece of this drawing, with the tones in the sky, appears a little more intense, in a black and white drawing done freehand with my graphite pencil and titled:
Between strokes of the drawing:
"A cockfight".
Dear viewers, curators, and loyal followers of my artwork, I like to clarify that every time I show a cockfight, I try to show the agility of the birds in the process, like two static opponents, without hurting anyone. In the process, apart from the owner's concern for his rooster, apart from the adrenaline rush of the other owner, with the desire to win the fight, plus the public watching from afar, and me as a distant spectator of a traditional sport, which I draw at the request of an audience that likes the way I can recreate this type of tradition, which on this occasion, came to life through a free-stroke drawing and not in real scenes.
Thank you very much for your kind attention.
A hug, I love you very much.
@ramaco54