Always remember that there is a difference between an artist and someone who needs to draw just to earn a living (eg, architects or engineers, etc.). Drawings serve a practical purpose with specific drawings. You must be exact, or flops project. Thus, architects and engineers are limited by this invisible rule and must draw accurately.
The artists, however, have no such restrictions. There are artists who impose these rules themselves and consciously decide to move closer to reality. Realism requires skill and the best artists are those who have the ability, the reality on a piece of paper from one canvas to capture.
But note that the artist has a choice. Artists have the freedom to insert their interpretations in their designs, so it means they want to see more.
For example, you want to model a portrait of a plastic look on purpose, knowing that the makeup is very important for the subject. Or it can choose to capture the wisdom of an old couple with some detailed lines on the face. By clever manipulation of colors and shades, experienced artists can bring development drawings.
I'm not trying to say that aspiring artists need to learn how to run, how the subjects to take a close look at the reality. In fact, this kind of drawings often need a lot of practice and a certain degree of skill is required to make a painting that looks very real. Once these skills are important for any aspiring artist and the best that you take the time to hone their skills to perfection.
The main advantage of such a level of skill that the artist now has the freedom to choose if the image should look realistic or not. The key here is choice. The choice is a conscious determination by the artist as the picture show decision ultimately.
The best artists are rarely exactly known for their ability to shoot. There are millions of artists who can draw very well. The most famous artists are often those who can think critically, and an infinite amount of wisdom. You also have the skills to express their thoughts and wisdom on a piece of white cloth. This is art at its best.
I urge all budding artists to take their basic training seriously, so that when the time for them, their own thoughts and wisdom is expressed, they will paint the building (ie freedom) or draw a beautiful piece of technology.
It is perfect as any artist the art of drawing.
The artists, however, have no such restrictions. There are artists who impose these rules themselves and consciously decide to move closer to reality. Realism requires skill and the best artists are those who have the ability, the reality on a piece of paper from one canvas to capture.
But note that the artist has a choice. Artists have the freedom to insert their interpretations in their designs, so it means they want to see more.
For example, you want to model a portrait of a plastic look on purpose, knowing that the makeup is very important for the subject. Or it can choose to capture the wisdom of an old couple with some detailed lines on the face. By clever manipulation of colors and shades, experienced artists can bring development drawings.
I'm not trying to say that aspiring artists need to learn how to run, how the subjects to take a close look at the reality. In fact, this kind of drawings often need a lot of practice and a certain degree of skill is required to make a painting that looks very real. Once these skills are important for any aspiring artist and the best that you take the time to hone their skills to perfection.
The main advantage of such a level of skill that the artist now has the freedom to choose if the image should look realistic or not. The key here is choice. The choice is a conscious determination by the artist as the picture show decision ultimately.
The best artists are rarely exactly known for their ability to shoot. There are millions of artists who can draw very well. The most famous artists are often those who can think critically, and an infinite amount of wisdom. You also have the skills to express their thoughts and wisdom on a piece of white cloth. This is art at its best.
I urge all budding artists to take their basic training seriously, so that when the time for them, their own thoughts and wisdom is expressed, they will paint the building (ie freedom) or draw a beautiful piece of technology.
It is perfect as any artist the art of drawing.
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