Who are your favorite artists and who or what gives you inspiration? All are welcome! Even those that aren't artists themselves or don't have any sort of artistic pursuits but still admire art and artists. Does art ever influence any other aspect or activity of your life? Perhaps artists themselves, that inspire through their opinions or approach on life and various topics or beliefs? For me, Vincent van Gogh has been an endless source of motivation and interest. Thores Shibamoto had the biggest influence and ended up helping me find my own style alongside art school. More recently Junji

I can't see why not I'm barely active as well. Ahh, same, art school and color wheels and countless hours trying to get the pigments *just right* Also, agree with the realization that black isn't *just* black. Especially when doing things with watercolor. I felt the same with painting skin tones too....using blues really threw me for a loop in the beginning. hahaha It is interesting how it can take so many years to get to know things about your partner. I knew a guy who was color blind, and knew only because I tried playing snooker with him and a group of friends wa

I hope it was okay for me to join the club (I haven't been around the forums much...just been swamped with work X'D) I really enjoyed reading both of your comments on this. I recall when I was taking art classes, how we were given instructions on how to *kinda* mix purple/violet. I think magenta and cyan would make maybe a close to "pure" purple in pigments. Kinda. But it's a lot more nuanced, like you've pointed out. My partner is red/green color blind (there are a couple different types of color blind.) Because he can't see red, when he's looking at stuff we have around the ho

I wonder why you decided to make violet. It really is a pretty color and the psychology behind the color is rather interesting. I might be a bit biased though, I used to love reds. Violet is a bit more on the blue side but became my favorite color and is a lot more relaxed in comparison.. Anyways, hopefully you will figure out how to mix the colors properly. But, you shouldn't hold out on a perfect blend, the best combinations don't have an exact science and come from trial and error. Their sketch book probably had some pretty ugly blotches in it. I know mine does when it comes to paint sw

I haven't thought or written about colors in years, so this might be quite clumsy. I'll put it into a spoiler though since it is long and not sure if it actually makes sense to people or has a point really. Not sure if the art club is the right place even. More some thoughts about colors and an experience.

And another try

Another try

Another to try

I try drawing anime girl......is interesting too how about you????

thank you

Quite witty I can respect that, and very good drawing by the way.

Drawing with physics is fun too..

I use digital .. is very simple to editing and coloring

I prefer traditional because it feels more chill, will drawing digital feels more like work. ( I also feel more pressure to draw something "good" when i do it digitally. )