It's a pretty small milestone, especially considering all the other artists out, with way more skills and hits. But that's okay; as they say "a journey of one thousand miles starts with a single step"!
Thank you all for checking out my work, and stay tuned for more!
Journals11
Newest
Just hit 2000!
1 min read
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Internet people love big women!
1 min read
So I colored a bunch of old drawings I did about a year ago, and I noticed some were more popular than others. Like, 400 views in 24 hours like. But that's fine, cause I like drawing that stuff!
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Finishing strong.
2 min read
So I've been working on my skills, lately. Trying to improve. There are things that I normally just "Bang out" that I'm looking at and seeing how I can improve them. Particularly my use of color. I'm taking the time to do a COLOR SKETCH! And I'm beginning to understand why my teachers were always so keen on them.
Anyway, I just wanted to say a quick thing about finishing strong. I have a habit of getting so excited for the finished product, I rush to the end. At the end of the day, I kind of give myself artistic blue balls. I look a toe there, or a boob here, and say to myself, "man, if I had just fixed that when it happened, this piece would be better!" Well, I'm trying very hard to get rid of all the "shouldas, couldas, and wouldas"!
So when you guys are working on something big, and you feel like you're stumbling a little bit, you might feel the temptation you push blindly ahead (like me) hoping it'll work out by the time you're flattening the thing in Photoshop and Saving for Web. BUT DON'T DO IT! Take a breath and look at your work objectively. Suck it up and eliminate the weak elements, even if it's tedious.
You wanna be The Last Airbender, rather than Legend of Kora, you know?
Anyway, I just wanted to say a quick thing about finishing strong. I have a habit of getting so excited for the finished product, I rush to the end. At the end of the day, I kind of give myself artistic blue balls. I look a toe there, or a boob here, and say to myself, "man, if I had just fixed that when it happened, this piece would be better!" Well, I'm trying very hard to get rid of all the "shouldas, couldas, and wouldas"!
So when you guys are working on something big, and you feel like you're stumbling a little bit, you might feel the temptation you push blindly ahead (like me) hoping it'll work out by the time you're flattening the thing in Photoshop and Saving for Web. BUT DON'T DO IT! Take a breath and look at your work objectively. Suck it up and eliminate the weak elements, even if it's tedious.
You wanna be The Last Airbender, rather than Legend of Kora, you know?
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Thank you all!
1 min read
Thanks for the attention, the feedback, the faves and the watches! Soon, I will open for the commission business... stay tuned!
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Artisticlibido.com is up a running!
1 min read
So I got my blog up! I'll be posting a lot of works in progress, tutorials, art-related articles, some really weird stuff I don't wanna post here, so make sure to check it, and leaves comments!
www.artisticlibido.com/
www.artisticlibido.com/
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In