Alter Ego VII: Stalking Corgan, oblivious Cortland
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GORGEOUS!
And we've all seen my latest hat pic, so I don't think I'll be posting it.
MARVELOUS!Keffria wrote:Vintage wool hat -- my mum used it when she was going to art college in the '70s.
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And we've all seen my latest hat pic, so I don't think I'll be posting it.
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Nobody touches the driver. She gets angry and will swerve all over the road.Tynan wrote:Mmmmmmm me Keff Pimpette and Dawg all snug in a car on our way to the cookout..this has awesome written all over it...that and restraining order.
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I may be wrong, but I'm guessing that you learned to draw people at least partially by looking at yourself in the mirror? It could be just a coincidence, but the facial structure of the characters you draw closely resembles your own.Keffria wrote:Also, specifically regarding Jim's comment: buh?
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there's a theory of some famous old artist for that. that people draw and parts of themselves end up in their pieces regardless of content or something like that. I dunno, you'd have to ask neko...Jim North wrote:I may be wrong, but I'm guessing that you learned to draw people at least partially by looking at yourself in the mirror? It could be just a coincidence, but the facial structure of the characters you draw closely resembles your own.Keffria wrote:Also, specifically regarding Jim's comment: buh?
lazy sput is lazy.
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That'd be Leonardo da Vinci. Supposedly, he was the one who actually posed for his own Mona Lisa portrait.
And it's actually quite probable. Many artists, famous and otherwise, learn to draw from the model that's always there with them . . . themselves. For some folks (like me, lookit teh avatar), it's a lot more obvious, but others end up subtly placing themselves into the picture by using their own facial and body structure to fill in the gaps here and there. Even if da Vinci really used a woman model for Mona Lisa, it's still likely that he used bits of his own face in there because he might have learned to paint and draw human faces from painting and drawing his own, and those certain lines were ingrained in his style.
And it's actually quite probable. Many artists, famous and otherwise, learn to draw from the model that's always there with them . . . themselves. For some folks (like me, lookit teh avatar), it's a lot more obvious, but others end up subtly placing themselves into the picture by using their own facial and body structure to fill in the gaps here and there. Even if da Vinci really used a woman model for Mona Lisa, it's still likely that he used bits of his own face in there because he might have learned to paint and draw human faces from painting and drawing his own, and those certain lines were ingrained in his style.
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might be why all my characters are curvy. BCI characters are all based on people I hang with, but Neely and I are the only two that are actually curvy IRL, but almost all the female cast in BCI has the same buxom shape....RA wrote:
that theory my excuse on why i can't draw curvy ladies!
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