The top one is from Brad, and the bottom is the one I drew following his tutorial video. The only part I don't think turned out is this shadow... but I also got a little tired of it and gave up.
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The top one is from Brad, and the bottom is the one I drew following his tutorial video. The only part I don't think turned out is this shadow... but I also got a little tired of it and gave up.
Two turtles. Both alike in dignity. Except I drew one first and then the other one. Thanks Rob for showing me how!
Playing around with water color - back to front, dark to light
Not sure if I did it right. I saw a video somewhere that said drawing little hatch marks to fill a paper could be a good exercise.
I got good in Krita at color selection. I only used one brush/pen. Maybe I'll try more in another one.
My first Krita art project.
I followed along with this vide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2YRcSbK3Fg&ab_channel=CreativeQuinten
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I do not have much skill when it comes to creating visual art. In fact, I usually ask someone else to do it for me when I can.
But I want to cultivate my creativity in this area.
So, I bought a Wacom One tablet, and I downloaded Krita on my laptop. I'm trying some stuff.
I am attempting to do this without placing expectations on myself. I want to follow my curiosity and creativity to where ever they may lead.