Keeping up With Shere

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Some Tuesday doodles.

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https://youtu.be/q6MVLxyQAZI

Anyone remember the opening to this...memories man.

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https://blog.prototypr.io/how-to-develop-your-unique-artistic-style-53af7e5b5b84

I have not found a more helpful description about this. I kinda thought I’d have to draw more in order to “like drawing so that I can draw again” but not as a means to develop my style. I thought being able to draw as a child meant I could do anything I wanted with it as an adult.

I’m very happy I came across this, something so simple. It really does make sense, I began working for a company before college, through college and then six years directly after college. I don’t think I was able to fully grasp my style as I was primarily focused on one specific child like artwork.

I know deep inside that I’m interested in a variant of specific looking eyes (not anime lmao) and muted colour schemes and the elongating and simplicity of lines. I just don’t have the practice.

How to Develop Your Unique Artistic Style

I believe anyone can make art. But how do we make art that feels like our own art? That feels like you?

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A video of a Procreate drawing...what a name for a program...

Here is my offspring.

I have major MAJOR artist block and just can’t draw when I want to. When I do get something out, it’s a big deal to me. No matter how small...or weirdly drawn...

LOOKING AT YOU BOX SNOUT!

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Coffee puts me back to sleep in the morning.

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Here is a picture of a dog that I drew yesterday after work.

His name is Box Snout.

And he can run fast.

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Neat, first time using this thing in many years. Let’s get ready to talk to myself openly using TMI to the general public.