I like the Mondrian Turtle best… great use of striking colours and not too “overwhelming” because you kept the detail on the shell. Well done!
My biggest advice if you want your own game cards etc published would be to practice drawing as often as you write … the more practice you do, the easier you will find it to express on paper the image that’s in your head.
Don’t worry about making lots of mistakes…just have a go!
These are good, but if you want to see improvment then practice lots and lots and lots
No matter what you want to do, practice your craft, get experience..
…actor? queue up to take part the drama club, school plays , local community group…but make sure people see you are seriously interested and committed. Take small parts as they lead to bigger ones…do your best!
Good Luck!
Yes. I just did a play last week. I am home-educated though so we can’t do school plays.
like the three of them too..but have voted for Rocky Cliffs as the best:)
I agree, turtle truly is the better of the three. That could actually be used as some kind of logo or in some advertisement for some indie festival hahaha
Of those three, the turtle is my favourite because of the vivid colours and the symmetry. Doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate the other two, but hey, I was asked to vote
Thank you for voting. The Mondrian Turtle is definitely my 2nd favourite of those 3 pieces of art, but Edge of the World (the penguin one) is nothing special; it’s just WHSmith colouring pencils that cost about a fiver for a set of 30 and I only spent about 30 minutes on the piece, whereas I was doing the Rocky Cliffs for hours at least.
I like the Mondrian Turtle best… great use of striking colours and not too “overwhelming” because you kept the detail on the shell. Well done!
My biggest advice if you want your own game cards etc published would be to practice drawing as often as you write … the more practice you do, the easier you will find it to express on paper the image that’s in your head.
Don’t worry about making lots of mistakes…just have a go!
These are good, but if you want to see improvment then practice lots and lots and lots
Thank you for voting on my Artwork.
Yes. I will keep drawing. But- I’d also like to be an Actor, Poet and Writer, so…
No matter what you want to do, practice your craft, get experience..
…actor? queue up to take part the drama club, school plays , local community group…but make sure people see you are seriously interested and committed. Take small parts as they lead to bigger ones…do your best!
Good Luck!
Yes. I just did a play last week. I am home-educated though so we can’t do school plays.
like the three of them too..but have voted for Rocky Cliffs as the best:)
Thanks Nightlake. That’s my fave too
I agree, turtle truly is the better of the three. That could actually be used as some kind of logo or in some advertisement for some indie festival hahaha
Yeah. That’s a great idea
Thanks for your comment!
It was a tough choice between the cliffs and the turtle but I had to go with the turtle
It’s quite tight between the Rocky Cliffs and the Turtle!
Thanks for your comment
the penguin drawing is still really cool, you’re a good artist! And your welcome =D
The Rocky Cliff although the turtle is very pretty and colorful too. I have one so I’m partial to turtles ; )
Thanks for voting and for your comment
They’re all great, but Rocky Cliffs is my favourite.
Thank you
Of those three, the turtle is my favourite because of the vivid colours and the symmetry. Doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate the other two, but hey, I was asked to vote
Thank you for voting. The Mondrian Turtle is definitely my 2nd favourite of those 3 pieces of art, but Edge of the World (the penguin one) is nothing special; it’s just WHSmith colouring pencils that cost about a fiver for a set of 30 and I only spent about 30 minutes on the piece, whereas I was doing the Rocky Cliffs for hours at least.
By the way, you’re my new top commenter
Happy and proud to be
As I already said above, I am a great fan of symmetry, that’s why the turtle, with its geometric design, is my favourite on some basic level!
Yeah. I always line things up symmetrically, like in lapbooks and LEGO Buildings.
I do that, too!