Hang On -my DADA drawing
Hang on in there!
Today, I'm showing you a digital drawing called 'Hang On' that I created on the visual platform DADA as part of a visual conversation called 'join the hang on rope'. DADA is an amazing visual platform where people can speak to each other through drawings.
DADA was envisioned with the goal of creating a vibrant creative community where artists can share their individual visions and connect with each other for the common good.
Source: http://blog.dada.nyc/about/
Drawing on DADA
The digital drawings were created on DADA using my drawing tablet and pen, and the Smartpad drawing tools on the platform. The tools on DADA include a paintbrush, eraser and pencil option, and the option to alter the colour.
You can choose background color, pencil colors, widths of the pencils, and transparency. You can go back, erase, and also save your drawing for later. When you are ready, you can add tags, choose to automatically share in Facebook, click on the “POST” button, and show your art to the world.
Source: medium.com/@PowerDada/dada-faqs
You can see below some of the different stages of how I made 'Hang On' my digital drawing on DADA.
'Hang On'
This image is part of the visual conversation 'join the hang on rope' on DADA. You can see more of the visual conversation here: https://dada.nyc/sh/CSqoJJ2G. DADA is a great place to draw and connect with other artists!
DADA is a social network where people speak to each other through drawings, if you love drawing take a look at DADA for yourself -https://dada.nyc and follow @dadanyc on Steemit.
If you enjoyed this image then check out my Steemit post My DADA portrait sketches.
DADA is a social network where people speak to each other through drawings, if you love drawing take a look at DADA for yourself -https://dada.nyc and follow @dadanyc on Steemit.
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What a riot of colors in the final collage: "Some of my DADA images", which is quite fun to look at. Your art is odd, but in a bright, cheery, positive way, unlike some western artists who produce some very disturbing images.
I love that description of the work - thank you!
Totally makes me think of the old Simpsons when Marge sets up her 'office' in the garage and has the 'hang in there poster' on the wall, "Copyright 1965, this cat must be dead by now" :)
Hang in there lil guy :)
Just checked that out .... yeah that is so 'hang in there baby!' :D
Looks great
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Thank you @spyder896!
Cute😍💚
I really like to see their creation in motion step by step, it looks really fun
Beautiful work dear friend @opheliafu many thanks spor let us know
I wish you a great day