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Enna wrote:Maybe your artist's subconscious mind was trying to tell you something with all of your doodling. ;)

Or I was just bored out of my mind. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
Or I was just bored out of my mind. ;)

Nah! Your inner artist is yearning to come out and play again. :woot: As is mine. I used to paint and draw. :) So I should take my own advice. :sweat: :victory:

Enna wrote:So I should take my own advice. :sweat: :victory:

LOL. :)

Enna wrote:@Stevie: I am enjoying all of your drawings. :woot:



Time to let your artist's suuplies out of the closet. No pun intended. :hehe: Seriously B-kun you obviously have a gift of creativity. Why not just relax and enjoy your talent? :)

Thankyou very very much!! :dancing:

Tu_triky wrote:

Goya Rocks!

Roccoco/Romantic Goya? I LUFF him!

Enna wrote:@Stevie: Another very nice one! Thanks for sharing your artistic talent with us again. :thumbsup:

@Wynter: I know I have said it before but I love your drawing of Yutaka that Eve was kind enough to share with us. :thumbsup:

@Bmw-kun: Each one of your drawings in this thread reveals more and more of your artistic talent. :thumbsup: I hope you start sketching again. :) :victory:

I think B-san should start it up again as well. I think I told him so when I saw his drawing of his camera. Amazing stuff!

I kinda know how B-san feels tho about getting back into it. It's hard. Esepcially when there are so many distractions (i.e. doramas). The last painting I did was... about four years ago. "David and Goliath", a study of Caravaggio:

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Wynter wrote:I think B-san should start it up again as well. I think I told him so when I saw his drawing of his camera. Amazing stuff!

I kinda know how B-san feels tho about getting back into it. It's hard. Esepcially when there are so many distractions (i.e. doramas). The last painting I did was... about four years ago. "David and Goliath", a study of Caravaggio:

Beautiful painting Wynter! :applaud: Caravaggio must be very hard to capture because of the special use of light, yet you did a wonderful job Wynter. I hope once you are settled in your new home and settled back at work that you start to paint again. :good:

Wynter wrote:The last painting I did was... about four years ago. "David and Goliath", a study of Caravaggio:

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Sugoi...! :thumbsup:

Enna wrote:

Beautiful painting Wynter! :applaud: Caravaggio must be very hard to capture because of the special use of light, yet you did a wonderful job Wynter. I hope once you are settled in your new home and settled back at work that you start to paint again. :good:

Me too! I'm thinking of converting half the new basement into a studio. I figure if things are within hand reach, it'll tempt me to start up again. Then again, B-san has stuff within hand's reach and he hasn't. Hmmmm... prolly just need the motivation.

Caravaggio is my fav artist of that time period. :good:

Awesome painting, Wyn-chan! I'm so envious of your talent!

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those paintings are wonderful....

Indded they are. I would love to give it a try... alas, I have NO free time.

Anime Dad wrote:Indded they are. I would love to give it a try... alas, I have NO free time.

Don't you have old stuff that you can scan and post?

bmwracer wrote:
Don't you have old stuff that you can scan and post?

Nope. I've never really done any painting, but I will one day. My mum is a keen painter though.

Ancient camera, ancient drawing.

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bmwracer wrote:Ancient camera, ancient drawing.

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Sugoi! Was that done freehand?

Anime Dad wrote:Sugoi! Was that done freehand?

Pretty much.

bmwracer wrote:
Pretty much.

Wow! Very nice!

Anime Dad wrote:Wow! Very nice!

Thanks... Hit my peak a long long time ago... :sweat: :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:Ancient camera, ancient drawing.

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It's the camera! This is the first drawing of yours I ever saw. :good:

bmwracer wrote:
Pretty much.

Really?! I was sure the straight edges were made with a ruler. :shocked:

Awesome, ne?