This is how I start my usual clayboards. This is only about 30% complete. I need to add details, color again, then repeat that process multiple times. This is the reference picture I used Patricia
Since many people have asked me how I do my scratchboard art, I decided to record my process. I decided to do a very tiny board which will show me scratching and coloring a Leopard eye. I used the reference picture by Julia velvet-paw.deviantart.com/art/…
I am 30 now and I am taking the art of drawing seriously only now. I used to draw when I was a kid, but then stopped doing it and did not get to improve my skills. I have started drawing again now and I can see my improvement with every new drawing.
I know only practice can make me better and I have a target of drawing at least 2 drawings every week. 1 during the weekdays and a quick one at the weekend. The ones I do at the weekend will be instant gratification ones where I won't worry too much about finishing or accuracy.
Quickie scratchboard demo video by shonechacko, journal
Quickie scratchboard demo video
This is how I start my usual clayboards. This is only about 30% complete. I need to add details, color again, then repeat that process multiple times.
This is the reference picture I used Patricia
Since many people have asked me how I do my scratchboard art, I decided to record my process. I decided to do a very tiny board which will show me scratching and coloring a Leopard eye. I used the reference picture by Julia http://velvet-paw.deviantart.com/art/Amur-Amur-257519966
This is the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90T78Bm5WF4
I am still learning techniques and tips for being a better artist. Some of the online tutorials I found are
These are the free online tutorial I know of are the following
https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AStGB1VBhm9PZGdybWdzY2pfMTA2N2NmYzJiemNw&hl=en
http://www.pencilsandpixelsart.com/SmudgingBlendingShadingGraphiteArticle.htm
http://www.dueysdrawings.com/drawing_tutorial.html
http://www.jdhillberry.com/how_to_draw_pg2.htm
http://www.toadhollowstudio.com/lessonpage.html
Please share with me if you know of any more good ones.
Practice Practice and more Practice by shonechacko, journal
Practice Practice and more Practice
I am 30 now and I am taking the art of drawing seriously only now. I used to draw when I was a kid, but then stopped doing it and did not get to improve my skills. I have started drawing again now and I can see my improvement with every new drawing.
I know only practice can make me better and I have a target of drawing at least 2 drawings every week. 1 during the weekdays and a quick one at the weekend. The ones I do at the weekend will be instant gratification ones where I won't worry too much about finishing or accuracy.