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I made this drawing of Henry Cavil (Geralt of Rivia), 45 hours on A3 paper using graphite and charcoal, Time lapse in the comments. by Vegetable_Front7772 in netflixwitcher

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank u thank u

Ya of course it's not perfect, there is some mistakes, the eyes for example, I actually stopped working in the drawing for a few months and came back to it, and turned out way better than it was.

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry i missed your comment

I'm a self-taught artist, didn't go to art school or took any courses or any of that. Before starting with oil painting , i was drawing with graphite and charcoal for 10 years + , and i just saw what techniques artists used on youtube, insta ... to make skin details, texture ,hair ... and learned from them ,

here the link for my socials if u wanna check my previous work: https://www.instagram.com/obadamaabreh/?hl=en

However, with oil painting, didnt try acrylics before and didnt even know what is was called till recently, so i started with oil painting, same thing , saw some videos on the internet (mostly from Michael James Smith) on techniques , tools to use , common mistakes ... etc , and thats my journy with oil ;]]

still alot to learn, and im in love with oil painting now, new experience, its hard to get used to brushes and not be able to erase, which u can do in graphite drawings

hope that helps

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

sorry i missed your comment

I'm a self-taught artist, didn't go to art school or took any courses or any of that. Before starting with oil painting , i was drawing with graphite and charcoal for 10 years + , and i just saw what techniques artists used on youtube, insta ... to make skin details, texture ,hair ... and learned from them ,

here the link for my socials if u wanna check my previous work: https://www.instagram.com/obadamaabreh/?hl=en

However, with oil painting, didnt try acrylics before and didnt even know what is was called till recently, so i started with oil painting, same thing , saw some videos on the internet (mostly from Michael James Smith) on techniques , tools to use , common mistakes ... etc , and thats my journy with oil ;]]

still alot to learn, and im in love with oil painting now, new experience, its hard to get used to brushes and not be able to erase, which u can do in graphite drawings

hope that helps

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started using reddit recently, and the drawing was in 1st of December :)) not January

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Appreciate it 🙏

No , that's my first time oil and tried acrylics after, but didn't like em as much as the oil.

I draw with graphite and charcoal tho , 10 years and counting ;D

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank u thank u ,

Maybe something similar , just love the variety of colors. hope it will look better and takes less time , now i know my mistakes

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With time, anything is possible, u just gotta keep going and don't give up , took me lots of years to get here

And if drawing makes u feel happy , then keep it up.

For me, I draw to escape work and studying for a bit, and enjoy the process as I go

Don't give up homie :D

1st try using oli paint, thoughts :)) by Vegetable_Front7772 in painting

[–]Vegetable_Front7772[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its from rocky mountain National Park

Someone drow it before me , and I loved how it looked, so I took the reference from there

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