Thank you @soufianechakrouf!
The fact that you are self-critical about your own drawings is a good sign. "Artists" who lack self-criticism are most likely doomed to get stuck in their dilettantism.
Amazing. What programme did you use to create the framework that you are projecting onto the canvas? Is it build in 3d with VR or just on a flat screen in the computer with a CAD style 3d software? Very interesting and as always I love your palette.
This is awesome! I also think using the projector to scale up the work to the canvas is really smart! I have a large piece coming up and personally had been contemplating doing this same thing to speed up blocking out the piece. Its going to be painted on 3 closet doors and hung on the wall spaced out, so keeping everything in proportion and in alignment is key. Thanks for sharing your awesome technique!
That projector setup is some kind of high tech magic, for sure.
Also, I love your house/studio. It's so clean and minimalist. Quite a contrast from your work!
Thank you @winstonalden!
When i see your works i feel like my drawings is just a sh*t you have wonderful talent
Thank you @soufianechakrouf!
The fact that you are self-critical about your own drawings is a good sign. "Artists" who lack self-criticism are most likely doomed to get stuck in their dilettantism.
Nice art
Thanks!
Amazing. What programme did you use to create the framework that you are projecting onto the canvas? Is it build in 3d with VR or just on a flat screen in the computer with a CAD style 3d software? Very interesting and as always I love your palette.
It's built in 3ds max, no VR. It's a simple geometry consisting of a few hundreds of randomly distributed torus knots.
Wow this is amazing! I thought it was real. I hope I can paint something great like yours. 🙌🙌
Thank you @christney!
Wow this is excellent very good conceptUp voted
Thanks!
very good @gric
, and this is my artwork at this time..
this painting that I made last night, I made this painting almost 1 hour
Great! Keep drawing!
thank you @gric for activation.
once once please visit my blog yes @gric
This is awesome! I also think using the projector to scale up the work to the canvas is really smart! I have a large piece coming up and personally had been contemplating doing this same thing to speed up blocking out the piece. Its going to be painted on 3 closet doors and hung on the wall spaced out, so keeping everything in proportion and in alignment is key. Thanks for sharing your awesome technique!
Thank you @j-vo! Yes, a projector is a very useful tool and it safes your time and motivation for the significant parts of your work.
I really like the posts you share. # @gric
I'm glad to hear that!
That's a lot of shadows to keep track of, I think I'd go a bit crazy lol