Drawing
- Thread starter GamingGuy
- Start date
B
Bryn
I did plenty of it since I was three but now, I've more or less given up on it now. I find it too time-consuming these days :\ It was fun while it lasted though.
I personally am not very good at drawing nor art but it's always something I've found very theraputic and calming so I doodle occasionally at my desk or when an idea comes to mind but they never really manifest into masterpieces 😛
I used to be into it as well. I wasn't particularly good at it, but at some point as a child I did a few attempts and did relatively only. But it has been many years since then, so I doubt I'll ever be able to get back into it 🙁 Man, how I wish I utilized my childhood better to try out different things. So many wasted opportunities.
That's pretty much exactly how I am. I get random artsy whims and sit down and doodle or splatter some paint around very unprofessionally. Sometimes it will end up looking alright, sometimes not so much. The only thing that's consistent is that there's never a real masterpiece. It's very therapeutic though. I've been combining painting/doodling with journaling. I love it.
Joshua Farrell
FP's Housekeeper
I used to be into drawing, but my focus has been on other things, so I haven't done any drawing recently.
What type things did you typically draw?
Joshua Farrell
FP's Housekeeper
Space vehicles, buildings, building layout schematics and stuff.
Well that sounds like fun 😱
Joshua Farrell
FP's Housekeeper
Boring at times, but I loved thinking of ways to expand my thinking of how to design the next thing in pencil drawing. 😀
I can't draw at all and that's a big reason I love 3D computer art. It gives me a chance to show my artistic side.
However, being able to draw would be super-cool because you could draw scenes way faster than putting one together in computer 3D. Also, they could look exactly the way I want - which is an impossibility in 3D stuff because I haven't mastered Blender, the sculpting program.
However, being able to draw would be super-cool because you could draw scenes way faster than putting one together in computer 3D. Also, they could look exactly the way I want - which is an impossibility in 3D stuff because I haven't mastered Blender, the sculpting program.
Affiliates
