RE: Learning to draw portraits 07-21-2017, 11:00 PM
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(07-21-2017, 06:35 AM)mothered Wrote:(07-21-2017, 04:16 AM)Jiggly Wrote: Yeah. I sometimes "edit" when doing life-drawing etc so that it looks more natural as a still image. Often the flaws and odd features like that are less obvious in real life, as an animated human being. Yet, more obvious as a permanently still recreation.
I'd love to have the talent (like yourself) In drawing and the like. However, I'm terrible. It's something I cannot master.
Perhaps my mind Is that far embedded In computing (programming, cyber security etc), that It doesn't apply Itself to other sectors of a complete different nature. Regarding yourself, your work Is spectacular, keep at It.
It's something that can be learned well enough, but requires significant effort and time.
I really appreciate your comments! It's reassuring that it's coming out well enough at this stage!
Hey, there's studies coming out about different types of intelligence, perhaps you're better wired towards some tasks over others! I am by no means good with computing!
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