Crayons: TWO LANDSCAPES.

 I've always had a fascination with the results of crayons. Like any artist I'm loving everything that expresses shadows and / or color. Here I have two non entire landscapes in pencil based on two areas of my beloved city Puerto Plata. Which are: Maimon Bay and the Bridgeof the guinea.

Aftermath of sketches: ABOUT LINES AND THE SOUL

I had already spoken in my first post about the time of melancholy. Times when it came and went every day like a zombie. My skills did not interest me much. The drawings were always my refuge teenager. In those left much of what does not speak. But about those post them later. Now I will show and speak of those who witnessed the transition of the time. We begin with a screening ink:

timeless ink

Learning: LIGHT, SHADOWS AND COLOR!

   

My way of learning was very fluid but not without setbacks and disappointments. My skill for drawing arose in me from a very young mimicking the magnificent drawings (then) my older brother immersed in their eagerness achieved.

    I on the other hand was not very good. But the variety of those lights and shadows, and vibrant color that evoked on paper did not give me up.

    I grew up drawing characters from Dragon Ball Z, Pokemon, video games, etc. like any other child. But it was not until entering school drawing and painting State University to develop me and involves serious.

Sketching: THE BEGINNING OF THIS BLOG

 

  In the beginning I (3) stole the crayons to my older brother (5). I also used to copy and scribble drawings: put color where there was. My brother was the person I most followed.

   So I start my career for life drawing, painting and other facets of artistic alacrity. No retain visual material of that time but I'll count a small sketches that gave me the push to focus on art (years after my graduation from school DRAWING & PAINTING) and take it day by day.

  At that time he was employed by a vinicolera. Delivery in liquid store, a hotel maintenance, Assistant in a warehouse and a power generator (in the order written but obviously not simultaneously). I always came home exhausted. Non nothing. Only draw pictures tickled me most of my contacts. It was a long time using pencil and charcoal, but I took enough.