G
Guest
Why don't you chill out bro?
Looking for the nicest picture for painting.
- Thread starter Moppel
- Start date
no idea my friend, its just a pic someone sent me one day and I always thought to myself... wouldnt it be cool to run naked through that lot... but thats a different story for another day :smile:
master shake
Active member
weedster
Active member
really nice one master shake xD
and moppel good luck with your picture chosing ... some good pics are here ... more then enough ;D
edit:found some good pics from outdoor 2008 - http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=78833
from xyz : very nice pic :
and from 07 : [from sloskank]
peace
and moppel good luck with your picture chosing ... some good pics are here ... more then enough ;D
edit:found some good pics from outdoor 2008 - http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=78833
from xyz : very nice pic :
and from 07 : [from sloskank]
peace
Mrs.Greengenes
Member
Really pretty pics.... more.. more
paint away
paint away
paint one of these. But as an artist myself, I find that painting from life gives you a much more lively looking painting. Cameras lose depth perception, so your painting will look flat compared to if you paint from live observation.
paint away
paint one of these. But as an artist myself, I find that painting from life gives you a much more lively looking painting. Cameras lose depth perception, so your painting will look flat compared to if you paint from live observation.
Here is a cool one I took last year--
You need to paint from observation and not a picture. Believe me it makes a huge difference. Your eyes have depth perception, and a camera does not. When you paint what you see in reality everything will pop off the canvas.
Painting from observation is what separates a good artist from a great one.
Painting from observation is what separates a good artist from a great one.
