No matter how many times I drift to the colors my innate Proclivity for monochrome art pulls me back to the charcoal.
This time it was a different, and scary to be honest.
I loved the drawings done in white over black background. But I was very scared, as they are hard to correct. If I mark goes wrong no matter how hard you rub the white still shows.
Thats the risk with charcoal too.
And second reason, giving the values with white looked intimidating to me.
So after again getting help from youtube tutorials I tried to understand light and shading better and attempted my first white on black (actually very dark gray) drawingā¦
And I was at loss of wordsā¦
There is something about art, especially when you let it flow and donāt restrict it. When you are done you see where you wanted to go.
It leads you to a path you wanted to go but you were unaware of.
It slowly lifts the fog..
The sense of achievement you get in the end is priceless.
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This is beautiful
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Thanks a lot š
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Fabulous!!
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Thanks š
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It looks awesome!
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Thank you š
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You’re welcome š
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I have always wanted to try charcoal on old gravestones. Does that make me morbid? I just find the history appealing.
I love your piece!
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no. with art you shouldn’t worry what you sound like. in the end you will find comfort in what you like doing. you can’t force art.
there is no harm in trying, if you fear judgement hide it somewhere.
thank you so much š
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Nice article. By the way I’ve nominated you for the liebsterā award. Check my blog for details.
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This is amazing, a great job. I love how expressive the face is I can almost hear their thoughts..
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This got me a bit emotional too..well most of my work does that to me..š
Thanks alot for appriciating
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Superb drawing. Thank you for sharing!
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You’re welcome.
Thank you for appriciating š
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Wow! Impressive.
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Thank you Anne š
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Wow I really love the form you made here. Is this imagination or part of someone you know?
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I started by following a tutorial, but in the end it was something totally different, so maybe from imagination..
thanks š
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Hmm. Good idea! YouTube tutorial
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I am heavily dependent on this good idea š
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Yes i have to look at something to paint or it turns into a big blob haha
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ahahah same here man, same here..
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Really Nice …
Do visit my blog n follow it if u can relate !!
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Thank you š
I will.
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Lovely
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Thanks hun š
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very nice. i love it š
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I am glad. Thanks š
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Describes and shows silence wonderfully ā¤
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Thank you so much š
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You’re welcome š
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i’m sure doing art is so freeing, i love crafts especially knitting and jewelry and soap making. xxxx
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I love handmade soaps. I once thought i should try making them but i knew i will make one huge mess š want me to explain image??
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Yes please Hun xo
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Okay š
Its on black background. Sketch of side profile of a girl who is looking down.
And the light is hitting from the front of the face so only highlighted areas are sketched in white pencil.
I tried.. āŗ xoxo
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You did amazing job, sounds like a great piece of art XXXX
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Thereās something definitely special about just black and white. Some of my favourite drawings are just biro, on the back of a napkin or a receipt. Great post!
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Yep. Thats how it is. Some of my best were doodles on books or notebooks that i made during lecture
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Dont have them now.
Thanks for stopping by and appriciating š
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You’re welcome! Keep doing what you’re doing.
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I will š
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