Hit a large drawing/art block
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Hit a large drawing/art block
I've never been an amazing artist but I do enjoy turning my hand to the paper occasionally. As a kid I was always doodling and drawing, but 99% of the time my subject matter was horses (being a horse mad teen) and as such as my art skill in other areas has never really gone anywhere...
Some of my older work:


Sorry for the crappy BB pic, this is one that I'm currently working on:

Basically I'd like some advice on how to broaden my skills from just crappy horses to actual... I dunno, art work?! -
Re: Hit a large drawing/art block
Practice drawing things directly observed. You could try setting up your own still life and sketching it from a variety of angles. Or set up a mirror and create a self portrait. Go outside and observe the nature. Practice a wide variety of different subjects and develop your work based on what you feel most inspired by. Good luck!
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Re: Hit a large drawing/art block
Well if you're crazy about horses, make some more creative artwork with them as a subject, rather than just these simple sketches. They're good sketches though.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Az2t_X5ce0...UINE-2020-.jpg -
Re: Hit a large drawing/art blockOhhhh now that's a plan(Original post by Imamomobird)
Well if you're crazy about horses, make some more creative artwork with them as a subject, rather than just these simple sketches. They're good sketches though.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Az2t_X5ce0...UINE-2020-.jpg
When I go home for easter next week I'll have more access to better supplies etc. so I can have a go at not being so conventional!
But I had a crack at drawing a person from a photo and I just can't seem to get it right. Practice makes perfect though, so carry on I will!
When I go home for easter next week I'll have more access to better supplies etc. so I can have a go at not being so conventional!