If your an Artist what would be your preferred medium?

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February 18, 2018, 12:20 pm

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If your an Artist what would be your preferred medium?

If I where blessed with the hands of an artist I would probably do oil paintings in canvass.

Whenever I'm in an art gallery my favorite paintings are oil paintings, it has a more realistic feel and the technique used in painting with oil gives such depth in color making it visually enticing.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Glass Arts particularly Stained Glass is one form of art which piques my mind. It can be found on Windows of churches and monestaries in Britain dating back to the 7th century A.D.

Stained Glass is the art of arranging small pieces of different colored glass to form pictures and held together by a metallic design or metal frame. It's effect when hit by light is it illuminates the interior of a building making the designs vibrant with colors.

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kammy143

kammy143

That is true! I love seeing these kinds of art whenever I get the chance to see one. Churches are some of the places where you can see these unique artistry. I do agree that there is a certain charm when light shines through stained glass. If given a chance, i would try it even just once in my lifetime.

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DenisP

DenisP

My original answer for this question had been sculpting, but glass arts are another field of artistry that I've always found to be incredibly fascinating.

Even as a child, I used to watch the adults drink out of their fancy wine glasses, and I'd think to myself "How in the world does a human being manage to create something like that with their own two hands?".

Then funnily enough, as I got older and--umm--gained an "admiration" for cannabis, I was enamored by the skill and artistry behind making glass water pipes. It's a really difficult skill, not only in complexity but the hot conditions you must endure, but it is amazing nonetheless.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

That would be really cool, I've watched a lot of videos about glass blowing and it's really amazing on how they shape melted glass by blowing into it to expand it and make wine glasses with it. It's truly an art which has to be mastered and perfected.

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treecko142

treecko142

We used to do stained glass art in school, and it was one of the few lessons in art class that I really enjoyed, being someone who isn't really adept at the arts.

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edencaga

edencaga

They are really unique mediums. Ancient times used this kind of medium for their buildings and churches. What I know is that stained glass was not only used for windows in churches rather it was also used in creating vase. It made me wonder on how they discovered this such kind of things. It is very cool medium actually.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

I agree with you, it is really a beautiful medium for art but you really need to be careful with it.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

That's really a good, I remember the first time I went to a church with that kind of art, I was really amaze.

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DenisP

DenisP

This is a pretty darn good question. Hard for me to answer because I find each medium to be beautiful in its own way. I would never want to give up one for another.

That being said, I've always had a deep admiration for sculpting; wood carving/sculpting in particular. I've dabbled in photography, painting, and illustration to varying degrees of success. However, for me, sculpting has been like that beautiful girl across the room that you really like but are too shy to talk to. I've always wanted to dabble in sculpting but have been too intimidated by it and with no real clue as to where to begin.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

Me too, but I am not really good with that kind of thing.

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DenisP

DenisP

Yeah, me neither. I’ve had a moderate degree of success with drawing/painting, but working on 2D things is so much more different than 3D. Working with 3D mediums like sculptures takes an entirely different perspective.

It’s why I have an appreciation for people who even do stuff like 3D modeling for video games. There is just something about adding that extra dimension that makes it total game changer. I feel like people who can sculpt are also great at painting and drawing, but people who can paint aren’t going to necessarily be good at sculpting.

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kammy143

kammy143

Just like you, I am leaning towards oil paints. I have already experienced working with these kind of mediums and though it takes a much longer time for me to finish compared to photoshop, I'd rather be painting something just to express myself through painting. I may not be that good of a painter , but I do enjoy it. If I had the time and money, I would make painting as my hobby.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

Oil paints are nice. I have written about them numerous times and at such times I have gotten to research and know all the aspects about them.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

I agree with you, but it is not as easy as it seems.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

I tried oil painting before, and I thought it was simple but it's really hard.

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treecko142

treecko142

I always wanted to be a sculptor because I admire how they can shape stuff like marble into looking like real people. I don't have the resources or the skill though, but it would be nice to experience sculpting.

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aeon

aeon

I like the sculpting also. It looks like it's really hard to do, and needs a lot of time just to finish the art, and it's very expensive, that talent is one of a kind, I really like when it made of wood.

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treecko142

treecko142

Yeah, the time it takes to create beautiful sculptures is one thing that discourages me from doing this stuff, as I feel that I don't have enough time or I would be lazy to finish the work I have started. It's really expensive too especially with the more classic materials.

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aeon

aeon

Yeah, and unlike to other arts, you have to finish your product until everything or every details is still clear to your mind, to know where to start again after you sto, or else, it will gone, and will go back to new idea again.

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kammy143

kammy143

You can use a lot of mediums when it comes to sculpting. Wood, clay, metal, marbles, stones and etc. I must say sculpting is one of the most interesting form of art. The end product is not easily accomplished.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

True, we had this project before when I was in high school, it was clay sculpting. It was really hard but after you do it, you get satisfied by your work.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

Wow sculpting seems incredible. Actually it always enhances Patience in the artist
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allyn2017

allyn2017

yes, it really needs patience because without it you can't complete it.

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nrnlss

nrnlss

I agree with you, sculpting is really good and hard. I appreciate those people who are good at it.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Oil painting is a relaxing way to channel ones energies to create a piece that represents our innermost inhibitions and dreams.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

I have written several articles in the past about this kind of art and the thing that amazes me is the manner that they are able to create such magnificent pieces.

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hazelandrea

hazelandrea

I agree that oil painting can make beautiful and intricate pieces but as for me, I am more into watercolors because I love the way the pigments flow with the water and you can be spontaneous and make the design loose and less detailed but still create a beautiful artwork.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

Yes, it is really beautiful way of art. Specially when you know how to blend color well.

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Martinsx1

Martinsx1

I would be still oil painting for me, I have had a good interest in painting when I was small, during my primary school days, I painted well with my crayon and water paints. On getting to adulthood, I took it to another level, even though I'm still learning how to paint in a program way, I still take time to acquire good collection of painted arts.

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aeon

aeon

Wood curving for me. I'm a fan of wood curving. I like their arts, how they slowly curve the wood or trees to become one of a kind art.

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Barida

Barida

This is really good as well, but I always wonder how easy it is for these artists to do the wood carving considering the fact that it is stressful in my eyes. Another thing is that having such at home might not look that charming for me.

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aeon

aeon

You should have a proper place to do your wood curving, because it's gonna be messy to do that inside your home. Actually me, I'm just a beginner and never try to do my master piece in a big body of tree. the size of my work it's just very handy, just small.

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kammy143

kammy143

Wood is a very good medium if one is a great fan of tactile objects. I appreciate sculptors because wood or stones are not that easy to manipulate. They really use time, patience and a lot of skills just to finish a certain project.

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aeon

aeon

Yeah you're right, and most of their finish product or arts is one of a kind. They need to spend five or more months just to finish the life size art, and sometimes just one mistake, or if you broke the wood it's all gone you just wasted half a year for that garbage.

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allyn2017

allyn2017

That's a really rare art, and really hard to do too.

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Barida

Barida

I have come to like the pencil paintings for they look simple and mature for me. The truth is that I really wanted to become an artist right from the days of my primary school days, but circumstances and the events of life really made me not to achieve that feat. I enjoyed drawing with pencil back in those days.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

A friend of mine does glass etching and I've got one of his works in my living room it's titled Birds in the Fields and I admire his works. I like to try my hand on 3 dimensional colored glass etching sometimes but it's a very hard and laborious craft and the process to finish one takes up to a week or two for a small piece.

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kammy143

kammy143

Stained glass are so gorgeous. I appreciate the craftsmanship of people who make these beautiful pieces of art. I see a lot of these in churches and old structures. I love looking at stained glass in our church specially during morning mass. The time allotted just to make those grand ones must take weeks, months or even years to finish.

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vinaya

vinaya

Well I am not an artist, however, when I was in the teens, I tried my hands on painting. I even tried to enroll in an art school. When I painted I used poster color. However, I think oil is the best medium for painters. I like oil paintings. I have been to art workshops and watched artist use various medium and I think oil on canvas produces the best art work.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Oil in canvass is a very popular medium and there are a lot of art masters which prefers this medium because it can capture the subjects form and oe expression quite vividly.

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DarthHazard

DarthHazard

I'm actually not to bad with drawing things, it's just that it's one of those things that I don't really want to pursue and do. In terms of medium, can I count graphic design as well? It would be awesome to be able to be a graphic artist and be able to draw and design things on a computer or tablet. I've always been in awe of some of the things that people can design on a computer and a program like photoshop.

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TheArticulate

TheArticulate

If I were an artist, I think I'd like my medium to be watercolors. There's something really beautiful and "chaotic" about watercoloring. It's hard to control water on a canvas, which gives it such an unpredictable nature and I find that intriguing.

I absolutely adore photography as well, and I try to do it as artistically as I can. So if you can consider that a medium in this case, I'd answer photos in a heartbeat!

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vinaya

vinaya

paintings in watercolor are wonderful, however, the only problem I see with water color is the age of the painting. If you do not preserve the water color painting, it will fade in time. By the way, I think acrylic on canvas is also a good medium.

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Tronia

Tronia

Hmm.. this is a really good question because I used to draw and paint a lot through my high school years but then I sort of stopped a bit due to so much work that I had to do in the university.

I guess I would just use pencil drawings though. I love how much you can express through a simple pen or pencil... The things that people draw using it is simple yet complex. Creative!

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Water color painting is another good medium. It always gives me a sense of nostalgia every time I see water color art. It's also easier to learn and more affordable. Also you can make mistakes and edit it easily.

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aeon

aeon

Yeah, I also like that. I'm also a fan of water color painting. I saw some exhibit before about water color paintings, and it's so awesome. I really like how they mixed the colors, It's really hard for me to do that, I don't know what color to mix just to form another color which I need based on what I'm thinking.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Sometimes mixing the right color doesn't require mixing 2 different colors together. Sometimes, you just have to add water to lighten the color. Example, you can create light blue by mixing blue and white or you could just water down the blue color to achieve a toned down lighter tone of blue.

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aeon

aeon

Right, the simple water could changes the impact of the color, from heavy to lite, I think the color mixing should need to study first before doing something great art using this water color painting.

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kammy143

kammy143

True. Paint is really a flexible medium. I really like the fact that one can just paint over the mistakes you have done and go on completing the portrait.

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edencaga

edencaga

When I was in college, as a fine arts student I had been creating a lot of drawings and paintings in different medium. When I was still in freshmen I really want the pencil/graphic pencil/ charcoal medium since portrait was my hobby since then. I also discovered that the pencil have different shades and functions. Our prof told us that we should used a light shade pencil when sketching so that whenever we made a mistake, It was easy for us to erase and he usually used F pencil or Hb pencil. When it comes to shading part, the b up to 9b is what we used and b being the lightest shade and 9b for the darkest shades of b pencils. Aside from pencil, we also used which we called "conte" it has different colors, and its texture is like a charcoal.

The first medium we used in painting was poster color or tempera, Its kinda hard, or no i mean not hard but the least favorite medium for me because it easily combined the colors. When the color was already dry and it became wet it either ruins the other part if your not careful enough. It either fades or blends the other or if some accident happen for example a water or coffee spill on your finished painting, then i will be able to say this to you--"Congrats on your finished painting! It was totally ruined by your carelessness." Just kidding but still unlucky for you tho. It was also happened to me and I cried coz' I spent 2 days to finished my art but I'm still lucky I am able to find a way to fix it although it was already ruined and messed up.. So i think if you prefer poster color then you have to buy a fixative spray ( this will help you to cover it with transparent glossy thingy to avoid loosing the colors or if you don't want to ruin your artwork.)

I also tried watercolor a transparent water based paint, and yeah its difficult at first but as long as you know or you have an idea on how it was use then i think it 's fine, it may not look cool for you at first or for others, as long as you are patiently practicing it, sooner or later you will find out how it will make it more appealing,pretty or cool and probably some of you will love this medium but the same as poster color it is easily fades /lose the color when become wet but I like the result or the texture of watercolor when it applied on watercolor paper. I think they are almost the same with gouache. What I have remember was gouache is like a combination of tempera and watercolor that was told by my prof.

My most favorite media is oil and acrylic. They are different from each other and obviously the oil paint is an oil base while acrylic is also a transparent water base just like the water color it is just that when acrylic dries, it hardens the paint and the texture is like it was made by plastic the same as oil but the differences between two are-- aside from oil and water based, they may differ in the amount of time in drying process. Oil has longer duration and need a lot of time before it dries but what i like the most about oil paint is its pretty much easy to use because it is smooth when you apply it into canvas. What i like about acrylic is, its easily dries your work which is very fit to the artists who are rushed. When I was in college, as a fine arts student I had been creating a lot of drawings and paintings in different medium. When I was still in freshmen I really want the pencil/graphic pencil/ charcoal medium since portrait was my hobby since then. I also discovered that the pencil have different shades and functions. Our prof told us that we should used a light shade pencil when sketching so that whenever we made a mistake, It was easy for us to erase and he usually used F pencil or Hb pencil. When it comes to shading part, the b up to 9b is what we used and b being the lightest shade and 9b for the darkest shades of b pencils. Aside from pencil, we also used which we called "conte" it has different colors, and its texture is like a charcoal. The first medium we used in painting was poster color or tempera, Its kinda hard, or no i mean not hard but the least favorite medium for me because it easily combined the colors. When the color was already dry and it became wet it either ruins the other part if your not careful enough. It either fades or blends the other or if some accident happen for example a water or coffee spill on your finished painting, then i will be able to say this to you--"Congrats on your finished painting! It was totally ruined by your carelessness." Just kidding but still unlucky for you tho. It was also happened to me and I cried coz' I spent 2 days to finished my art but I'm still lucky I am able to find a way to fix it although it was already ruined and messed up.. So i think if you prefer poster color then you have to buy a fixative spray ( this will help you to cover it with transparent glossy thingy to avoid loosing the colors or if you don't want to ruin your artwork.) I also tried watercolor a transparent water based paint, and yeah its difficult at first but as long as you know or you have an idea on how it was use then i think it 's fine, it may not look cool for you at first or for others, as long as you are patiently practicing it, sooner or later you will find out how it will make it more appealing,pretty or cool and probably some of you will love this medium but the same as poster color it is easily fades /lose the color when become wet but I like the result or the texture of watercolor when it applied on watercolor paper. I think they are almost the same with gouache. What I have remember was gouache is like a combination of tempera and watercolor that was told by my prof. My most favorite media is oil and acrylic. They are different from each other and obviously the oil paint is an oil base while acrylic is also a transparent water base just like the water color it is just that when acrylic dries, it hardens the paint and the texture is like it was made by plastic the same as oil but the differences between two are-- aside from oil and water based, they may differ in the amount of time in drying process. Oil has longer duration and need a lot of time before it dries but what i like the most about oil paint is its pretty much easy to use because it is smooth when you apply it into canvas. What i like about acrylic is, its easily dries your work which is very fit to the artists who are rushed.

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vinaya

vinaya

Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with different mediums. I am not an artist but as a teenager, I liked to paint with watercolor and poster color. water color is nice, however, watercolor fades easily, therefore, the professional artists do not use this medium too much. Oil is expensive medium. Perhaps this might be the reason for the popularity of acrylic, apart from quick drying.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

If im good in drawing then I'll be a sketch artist using just drawing pencils, some sketch artists I've seen makes their sketches in just minutes and they could sell it pretty easy, I think it's easy to earn good money if you're a good sketch artist.

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Judas2018

Judas2018

Well, if I were an 'art-driven' artist... my preferred medium would be comic books or graphic novels and horror cartoons. If you're talking just an artistic person in general? I'd choose my current interest, which is screenplay writing.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

I have a good friend who builds scale models of everything eversince we were young Scale Modelling has been his passion and art form. He made quite a lot of money doing this. His clients are mostly property developers, real estate companies and top architects which needs scale models for their different projects. Scale Models are being used as miniature visual representations of both present and future projects like houses, commercial establishments and vertical structures to name a few.

A single piece depending on its size and scale may cost $1000 to $20000 easy back a decade ago. Now we already have big 3D printers that can do the job faster but the cost remains the same.

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Rumu

Rumu

Am not an artist, I barely know much about art so pardon me if I get the names or description wrong.

Sculptures to me are the most expressive forms or medium through which an artist brings imagination to life. Correct me if am wrong, but sculpting os probably one of the most painstaking piece of art to develop. The mare sight of a well crafted sculpture shows the amount of time, effort and thought the artist put into making something with attention paid to very tiny details. If I had to choose, I'll go with sculpting as my preferred for of art.

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Youngshark

Youngshark

I agree with you. The genius level required is also greater than other forms of art. You are needed to deliver a perfect expression of reality through sculpturing. Its just amazing if one is able to do it perfectly.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

Digital Painting or Digital Art or Multimedia Art is one of the new art forms in which computers, digital tablets and stylus and several softwares like Corel Painter and Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop are the instruments used in applying traditional painting techniques like oils and watercolor.

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MomoStarr16

MomoStarr16

Medium for an art? Maybe i will stick with a camera. Capturing pictures never stop by collecting good views but also make you collected memories where you can share it to your friends. Taking a picture is a fun hobby. It takes just simple practice to master it. So I choose a camera for my art.

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aeon

aeon

The tattoo artist also is one of the hardest form of art, No time for mistakes. You really need to focus on every details and the use of needle. You should be always aware about the things to use and be sure it's all clean and dispose it properly and do not reuse the needle again.

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edencaga

edencaga

Yes, I think so. I want to learn tattoo since I have a friends who have been using these as their source of income. But I am afraid to commit a mistake so I will just support my friends. I will just focus on digital paintings since this is one of my preferred hobby.

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aeon

aeon

Yeah, It's really hard to commit even just a simple mistake for being tattoo artist. Your canvass is human body, the tattoo artist should work 100% always, and should work under the pressure.

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edencaga

edencaga

It really gives you pressure and goosebumps if you suddenly made a mistake. My tattoo artist friends said that they practice tattooing on pigs skin before they practice the actual human skin. So I guess if I'm gonna try it,I need a lot of pig's skin maybe 20 plus meat lol.

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aeon

aeon

Really? Is the pig skin is a little more thick than to human skin? I think they need a little pressure to the needle for that, But well it's a good canvass to test the consistency of the hands, just make sure that the pig is already dead.

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edencaga

edencaga

Of course, it must be dead or else that pig might attack, chase and run after me. I am not a fast runner so I guess I'll be dead if that happens lol. Yeah maybe, their skin is thicker than our skin so it could be difficult to manipulate. Sometimes my friends seek someone who are interested for free tattoo.

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aeon

aeon

Well aside from free tattoo, your friend should also pay that person, to get more people and become his model. Well I think it's really hard to get your model, specially if you are just a beginner. Good luck to your friend.

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edencaga

edencaga

It's fine with him since his kinda famous in our school. Actually he is more in painting especially oil and acrylic but he wanted also to try tattoo. I think it's not that difficult for him to find someone to practice with because he has a lot of supporters and his works are really good.

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aeon

aeon

Ah, so he has a background in painting, and I think he can use that and apply his talent in his new interest. Painting and tattoo is almost the same, tattoo is a looks like a painting also, the only difference is the canvass, and the tools, instead of brush and canvass, it's gonna be needle and human body this time.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

If I have been blessed with good drawing skills then I would really like to become a Comic Book Artist. I really think drawing comic characters and story illustrations are fun and I could also draw and propose original characters that I've drawn. Wouldn't it be great to see your own creation being read by millions of people and if it becomes a hit, then chances are it could even be made into a movie.

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aeon

aeon

I remembered when I was in grade school, I used to draw all my teachers during that time when I'm bored and its funny, and during that time also, one my favorite character to draw was the x-men characters specially wolverine, and also the dragon ball Z characters, I really like to draw the character of son gokou.

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Steve5

Steve5

So true! In fact, most of today's action movies originate from comic books. The superheroes kids know and love came from the loving craft of comic creators. It would be fun to draw if I had the talent for it. Sadly, I don't. But that doesn't make me like drawings any less.

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Kakashi2020

Kakashi2020

I think photography is a good medium because I can record important events and people and present it to the masses so that they may experience what I've experienced.

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fishbate

fishbate

I think i'm more on the creative art thing, i usually create my art using different materials and methods. Its more of a fusion thing, which i think works for me. I love art that have some electromechanical system in it and have some movement's or action. Although i have arts that are usually a more of a stationary piece, the method of making them is really a combination of creativity and innovation.

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vinaya

vinaya

There was a time when I thought I could make art my profession. However, wanting to become an artist and having the skills are two different things. I did not have any skills, I only had interest. In my younger days, I tried to paint using poster colors.
I don't understand art much, however, I love arts. I like to visit art galleries and painting exhibitions.
By the way what medium do you use to create your artworks?

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fishbate

fishbate

I think everybody has a creative side, it's a matter of what and how. I was in the electronics industry for around 15 years and i used to handle technical matters and geeky stuff. Art is not my thing at all until i tried it... but of course it's not really easy. It's hard figuring what materials i have to use and how to use it. Not all artist has a smooth running's just like in life one should experience first before knowing whats good or not . The last part is how passionate are you in your craft. The last thing you can do is quit your work because you think it's a questionable outcome and future. The first thing you should feel when doing your art is joy...

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vinaya

vinaya

Art is not my cup of tea either, however, I have a deep interest in art. One of my primary motives for learning photoshop was to create digital art. I could not excel in this area though. In my younger days, I also tried my hands in painting, however, my hands were not meant for creating artworks. Now, I am left as a lover of art. I wish I could buy arts, however, buying art is an expensive hobby.

7 years ago

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Adesuwa08

Adesuwa08

Art is everyones cup of tea, we all need it to get inspiration or move on and stuffs like that, or maybe you support more of scientology lol, but arts really make the world go round and it makes humanity what it is with an essence on its cause. And buying art works apart from being an expensive hobby can make you more boujee.

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