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Acrylic 1by ~reggienoble2

Traditional Art / Paintings / Portraits

So after about a year of discovering my love for art by accident of photoshop contest; I have finally decided to try some traditional media stuff. This is a quick experiment with Acrylics. I have no idea what I am doing

I really think that learning digital/traditional in tandem will help both skills grow at a greater rate, was a lot of fun to push some real paint as well.

Thanks for viewing.

~Naikoivanenko Apr 10, 2008 Professional Traditional Artist

Great first time...i haven t read well ur note....so i have now to wish u a nice long (till the worms will eat ur flesh! where's the fukingemo i want ti use??..)...trip...not a fuking cruise ull se that hahahaha! Do me 4 or 5 canvas these next months bro...throught the computer and the tv by the window (i did that with the tv at my first year)...and eat the paint and make some great orgies for inspiration too....(that works!)...i must shut da fuk up really now....cya! (ps

ick oils!!!)

~reggienoble2 Apr 10, 2008

YAAAAAAAAAAA buddy! old fart = wise Guru of teh paints (in my eyes). You talk, I listen...and asks questions. I love real paints, its just real (even if mine is just plastic so far) and far more tasty. I have oils, I want to use oils, but for sake of practice i thought just blow through alots of acrylic to get quick/cheap stuff in. Also, cause i have a bird (cockatiel) i think oils might be bad without air

Life is good. Bro is good. Living the dream.... Ill have more for viewing soon. Ill be smiling for weeks, thanks for the comments and words of wisdom...and a few others

!! Watching the horizon for your canvas goodness as well/

Cheers mate !!!

~Naikoivanenko Apr 10, 2008 Professional Traditional Artist

Bro, my 2 cents of old fart again... what if u continue it....this blue tint would be a great underlayer for a flesh tint( but still broken with adding a bit of blue)....haaa! your more or less the only one i comment on the technique,...but im pretty sure its because i trust a lot ur abilities... but as i figure out what u wanna tell with ur art...u can let me talk as a n old fart k? jejeje hug.: so just to come back at the technique i wnted to expklain..... when u create a flesh tint, gettting it enougt light by adding the white,then add a 'micropoint" of blue, or greenish blue and melt it with withe fleshy tint,roughly....basically ull get the face getting out of the canvas"/// i rarely paint with flesh tones on a blue background (maybe i just have some problems with the blue , that maybe i want u to try ift for me! ...blahblah...i go paint right now and the funny thingis that maybe i will still think of what i said her for my own use....must create a powerful tint but with some smooth atmosphere...and only the blues are able to give that...and the canvas im using is "weird" 60x120 cm...im painting it vertical....thats pretty much the kind of format i used to work 9 years ago...wheni painted on wood plancks... cheers///and ???u got some oils too ? to show us?
What da fuk ur good little bro. Other thing that totally kik my brain is the fact that u put some shapes that are filling the blank space quite "automatic" (i say this better exact term than "abstract") and they are pretty much some cousins of the one i do....that d be called to "put the shit where it belongs" inmy language if u allow me to stay in my excite enjoyment of today...hahahaa..

~Naikoivanenko Apr 10, 2008 Professional Traditional Artist

Dont hesitate with the blendings bro. U need a more messy palette for ur "true painter attitude i think.
right into my collection of ur obras!

~Twist-of-Lime Mar 30, 2008

friggin awesome! How big is it?

~reggienoble2 Mar 30, 2008

it's just 8" x 10". I did another (that i might post later) that was much bigger and I realized I gotta keep things simple for the time being. Thanks for the love. Cheers.

!CSnyder Mar 29, 2008

yeah ive been doing a bit of both trad and digital lately its good to do i think and one helps the other....

~reggienoble2 Mar 29, 2008

yup, we're agreed. Its also rewarding in a different way. To finish with a tangible piece. Thanks!

!CSnyder Mar 29, 2008

and the galleries seem to like traditional more too....those bastards....lol
welcome

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