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Edward Scissorhands by ~sunaipa:iconsunaipa:


©2006-2009 ~sunaipa
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I went to Aviles Comic Con last weekend and I'm under a severe artist block right now. I feel really stupid having the block, but need to put some order in my mind before start drawing again. I did this after six attempts (six, for god's sake, like love letter writers behave in the movies) for a friend's B-day. That means I pushed myself to finish it over and over again. At least she was so happy and excited about the pic.

I like the face looking like a mask, but I think the whole thing is not good at all. In fact I don't think I'm doing good stuff this year. Maybe I won't be doing anything worthy in a while, maybe years. But I have to go on. This is no self-pity, the typical "I'm not a good artist, so c'mon go and praise me a little" speech. I have a problem. I'm begginning to behave like a photo bitch. I mean, I need a lot of references to draw the most simple thing and that's not the point I want to reach. I'm getting stuck with realism and also loosing the ability to create from a free base.

For example, this is a version of a movie poster you might have seen before, and that can be easily found via google. So what's the point in doing this picture? it's for a friend, but what else? I don't know if I'm making myself clear with this messy explanation. Problem is, I do versions of photographs, so I draw nice material because the photo was cool already. I study art, and aim to work in art related environments. I'll be glad if you like my stuff, I like making people happy. But that doesn't stop me being worried because at the core of my soul I know there's something wrong.

Truth is, I learn really slow. And I spend a lot of time, a lot, watching what other people do. DA for example was the last thing I needed in my life. I'd rather watch the wonderful material here than doing my own. I know must care only about my own development and understand that everyone here follows a private path with its own way of learning. So age, country, or whatever doesn't matter at all with skills or talent. And other people's age, skills, whatever, are even less related with mine though knowing it is not the same as assuming it. Need some light and run out of lightbulbs :(

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:iconnemonico:
Jeje, que chulo...

Aún me debes uno que te fuiste de avilés sin hacerlo... ;)

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"The machine turns, turns and must keep on turning. It is death if it stand still". Aldous Huxley. Brave New World.
:iconjackcrow:
Good job! you can easily overcome the block for drawing if you want. all you have to do is draw a little each and every day,no matter how unprofessional or silly it may be. same goes for writing. just write. you may not have that divine inspiration you're looking for by doing things this way, but it will help get the wheels turning so you can get it. I'll shut up now.

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Si vales, valeo!
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The force can have a strong influence on the weak minded:jedi:
:iconsunaipa:
sorryyyyyyyy v.v pide por esa boquita!
:iconsunaipa:
I'm afraid you're right... the worst that can be done is stop drawing. I'll keep working and submit something soon, promise. I appreciate your words, support and attention :handshake:
:iconjackcrow:
no problem. just glad I could help.

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Si vales, valeo!
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The force can have a strong influence on the weak minded:jedi:
:iconmeritxell-m:
ayy, que bonito queda colocado detrás del mostrador de Nexus...:P

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:iconekaitza:
Dibuja cada día como hacías antes.
Aunque no te guste cómo quede.
No te pares a pensar: baaahhhh, está saliendo fataaaallll.
Si no quieres basarte en la realidad haz lo que hacías antes. Puede que necesites volver un poco a tus raíces para seguir adelante.
Ahora tienes más maña con el material, sabes trucos, tienes conocimientos. Todo eso puede frenar. De hecho muchas veces he pensado que el saber en exceso de repente frena la creatividad según el caracter que se tenga.
Bueno, pues coge esos trastos, esos conocimientos y experimenta.
Olvídate de coger modelos si no es lo que quieres. Siempre que hemos hablado de los dibujos que hacía yo (que han sido pocas) me has comentado que no te gustaba la realidad porque te aburría copiar. ¡Pues no lo hagas!
Dale al callo y poco a poco saldrá.
Ah, y la adicción a mirar y remirar todo lo que hay en DA debería de ser tratada médicamente >_< xDDDDD
¡Ya sé! Hasta que no cuelgues un dibujo no mires lo de los demás ;)
Y ver dibujos ajenos siempre puede ayudar a aprender cosas nuevas...
Ahys, no sé cómo ayudarte, apa.
¡Ánimo y no desesperes! No todo tienen que ser obras de arte :)
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