#visualarts

I have come with the last set of photos taken at the open-air museum I visited a couple weeks ago. I took so many photos, it took me a lot of time to select them, and then go through the edition process.

Art is something we learn to observe. By observation I mean the use of all our senses to perceive the nature, intention, meaning, and feeling of a work of art. A great exercise is to photograph visual

The capital of my state has always exhibit an inclination for sculptures. I believe due to the legacy of Andres Perez Mujica, a great sculptor who lived among us one hundred years ago. His work with metal

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When my daughter can draw too. And flexing some of my sketch arts before i digitalize them.

Self Introduction

I'm just a beginner to visual arts. I started my works done in PicsArt mobile editing app. It provides cool features for photo editing. I use Lightroom Mobile app for the final touch. Here are some of

A simple animation of a dodecahedron with parameter "scale" animated using Mandelbulber. Animating the fractal turn out to be a bit more challenging that what I expected. I still have to master

I have always been fascinated by fractals, somehow they show a level of reality that it is accessible yet mysterious. For sometime I was searching for a tool to create some of the visuals that I've seem

Tried adjusting the order in which I draw a face plus paying closer attention to spacing. Still only working with Pasler 3B pencil on Canson Universal Sketch paper. I took breaks while drawing this as

I guess I'm feeling inspired today. Here is my 3rd sketch of the day. I again used a mixture of 3B and 4B pencils, and blended using my fingertips. I should probably wash that off. So, androgynous person

Once again, I have drawn a face I am pretty sure that I have drawn before. If I have, then I have made some "improvements". Maybe I haven't drawn this face, but the face of this face's relative.

I took a step back from skin tone shading to refresh my knowledge of line and shadow. I love this picture. The hair turned out how I envisioned it and the subtle emphasis on fine lines makes me feel good.

Well, this one didn't turn out at all like I'd hoped. While my skill level is mostly to blame, I also quibble with the pencil. I have said before, but this solidifies it in my mind - I much prefer the

I shaded for both skin tone and shadow and I think I managed to not overdo it. It was definitely a challenge to not destroy my actual lines while trying to blend the color to some sort of even consistence.

Tried a new shading technique and geez, it is hard on my arms/hands. I am happy with the skintone shading even if I dislike the sketch itself. Ah, well. Practice continues. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Even though I'm currently in all sort of pain, I managed to make a drawing I am proud of. It is faaaaar from perfect, and even as I upload this, I am making a note of everything I can "fix".

Started off a a regular attempt to just do my (almost) daily practice and ended up as a character I am somewhat invested in. Seeing her, The Librarian, makes me want to write fiction again. Soon. Steepshot

Galvanized by the success of my self-portrait, I attempted another sketch in the same style. I'm frustrated with the hair (darn curls!) but otherwise satisfied (to a point) with this drawing. I am seeing

Have you ever gotten so caught up in whatever you are doing that you lose all track of time? That happened to me last night. My youngest went to bed and I vaguely remember saying good night. When I finally