SCI FORUM GALLERY - Talent drop-in

spuriousmonkey said:
I was forced to adjust the realistic drawing in light of the new information.

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Maybe adding a green butterfly dress wouldn't be a bad idea at this point.
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The only hair I have is on my head ;)

(Note: the absence of denial re testicles)
 
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Hey guys, seeing as no music has been posted i figured i would throw in a few songs if anyone is interested. So far the artwork is super!
Ok now i admit that the sound quality is definately lacking because we didn't have a mixer. But it is just me (guitar) and my drummer so it's not that messy.

http://www.myspace.com/thoughtmystomachsick

There are alot of changes and improvisations in these songs, so if you are going to listen to them, please don't just put it as background music. It's the sort of music that you need to pay a bit of attention to if you want to appreciate it. Sorry ;P

Keep up the good artwork guys!
 
Varda said:
that's kind of what we were going for, except the bisexual part :p
i think adrogenous would be more like it
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The eyelashes are too long. Looks like a woman, even though it's a guy.
 
Varda said:
my drawings are crap
so are my photographs
but seing people make fun of my draiwings hurts my feelings
so make fun of this... i took it for a friend who wanted something like that to put on his website

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prrrrr
 
Interesting discussion on drawing talent and ability.
I seem to have a bit of talent, but I think it's more a talent for seeing rather than a talent for drawing... or perhaps they're the same thing. I find that practice is all important. There may be individuals out there who can produce realistic drawings the first time they try, but not me!

Here's an example. This is our budgerigar Joey. I've included my practice sketches of Joey's head, which is what I found hardest to "see", and hence draw. I think that the bad practice sketches show what my brain sees, and it's by seeing what is wrong with those that I discover what my eye sees.

 
Pete said:
Interesting discussion on drawing talent and ability.
I seem to have a bit of talent, but I think it's more a talent for seeing rather than a talent for drawing... or perhaps they're the same thing. I find that practice is all important. There may be individuals out there who can produce realistic drawings the first time they try, but not me!

Here's an example. This is our budgerigar Joey. I've included my practice sketches of Joey's head, which is what I found hardest to "see", and hence draw. I think that the bad practice sketches show what my brain sees, and it's by seeing what is wrong with those that I discover what my eye sees.

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nice parrot drawings. Umm...i think you made the lobe of the parrot to big...
 
You could be right. I need more practice!
Here are some partly drawn faces, done candidly during a staff meeting:


The first one is best for capturing a likeness, but the others aren't too shabby either.
 
Pete said:
You could be right. I need more practice!
Here are some partly drawn faces, done candidly during a staff meeting:
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you know I tried to do that once...draw face pictures of students in my class...it looked very nice...but they became so tense about it...so I stopped the practice.
 
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These aren't great likenesses. The last is perhaps best - it's my son watching TV.
That's about my whole portfolio!
 
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very good sketches here, all of them, nice to see the different styles . Pete You do have some natural abilty, if you did this without training! They are very good, especially the old geezers face. crazy you have some ability so keep at it. Dragon interesting and individual style...what do you want to draw? Me, I'll try scan some old pics today.
 
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