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"Draw This Again" 2019 edition!

This time I paid more attention to the first design and tried to capture what I think I tried to go for back then. A little rusty in the anatomy and gesture department this year, but more confident and efficient brushwork.

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2019-09-15

Wanted to try the meme! A loose brushwork style, a cutesy animal, something close to my normal style, and a pen-only sketch 💛

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2019-09-11

Van Gogh was both a conservative and a progressive artist and that balance afforded him an enduring legacy. He retained traditional means and methods but wisely appropriated progressive ideas about color, flattening of shape and space & heightening the impact of brushwork.

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2019-08-29

“In the Heat of the Night” this colorful fingerpainting was fun but I did add a little brushwork.. if you haven’t already ..try some fingerpainting.. but make sure you have a lot of colors available . Even if you have nothing in mind.. just layering is … https://t.co/53HBEDZiz1

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2019-08-15

Change of theme - back to Greek legends and looser brushwork. So I cheated: she could outrun anyone until Meleager came along and cheated by dropping golden apples one by one each time Atalanta drew into the lead. Here he drops the lot to distract heras he breaks the tape.

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2019-08-09

These black and white portraits from Kildren look simple from afar, but look closer and you'll see fantastic brushwork and squiggly details which bring intrigue to the pieces. For more of Kildren's art, click here: https://t.co/wmL2ONeAjz

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2019-07-11

Hi there!
My name is Maider and my favourite thing about what I do is that I get to loose myself in colours and shapes. I've always drawn but it was only 6 years ago that I started doing it seriously. Right now I'm working on my brushwork.

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2019-06-26

Had a lot of fun with the brushwork on this one. Photograph reference from Kacy Johnson

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2019-06-13

Painting study 6/30: Zdzislaw Beksinski

One of my favourite painters, tho his style is so different to mine. This time I didn't pick him for his brushwork, as I did for the others, but because of his use of heavy atmospheres.

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2019-06-12

New painting I have been playing around with in my spare time. Wanted to challenge myself and avoid my usual use of line-art and lean more of brushwork, colour and shape. It was a fun and I may try and do some more like this.

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2019-05-28

For I experimented with some some basic shading and brushwork. I hope it looks good.

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2019-05-28

Made a quick tutorial on how to use brush strokes to enhance your composition: https://t.co/uh5IabaHQv In 5 minutes I go through all of my most useful brushwork techniques while painting this piece 🦊

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2019-05-13

Continuing with the calf portrait theme...this is “Brahman Calf Study” (9” x 12”, acrylic on ). Really focused on the loosening up the brushwork on her, and resisting the urge to pick up tiny brushes. Wanted energy to the brushwork to contrast the… https://t.co/or9BYMT6PG

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2019-05-10

Beautiful character illustrations by Even Amundsen. His drawing style and dynamic approach to anatomy is impressive, characters have clear visual personalities and amazing expressions. Elegant sketches and brushwork as well. https://t.co/EGX1vuf5jj

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2019-05-07

Meet https://t.co/z6SmU35XmL ! A comic artist and illustrator, she uses ink masterfully. I'm in awe of her precise brushwork and bold color choices!

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2019-04-25

"Portrait of Emily St. Clare as a Bacchante," by John Hoppner, who was born April 4, 1758 Known for more formal portraits, Hoppner conveys youthful exuberance in this through dynamic brushwork, flowing draperies, and an alluring smile. On view in

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2019-04-04