sladiewolf

I've never been that much into art.  Don't get me wrong, I love art - I love looking at it, imagining stories about it, feeling for it.  I appreciate art to the point my friends think I'm weird when I spend literally hours in a little gallery.  I've never considered myself an artist though. That is... 'till my friends kept looking at my lil sketches. I've always been able to draw eyes... only one at at time though... and only with paper and pen/cil.  I started drawing paws, tails, practicing noses, just... little things, never in much detail, never with though - boredom doodles I call them. Bless my husbands heart.  He has been pushing me,

So, my LiveStream failed miserably.  One of these days I'll buy Fraps or something to record my screen.  I love speed paints on YouTube, even though they're not tutorials, they do help a lot in learning how people draw and things.  I love it. I also wanted to give a heads-up to any artists who feel they have artist-block.  Because I have little motivation due to my illnesses (or gifts as my hubby calls it),  I have a hard time actually creating a piece and actually finishing it - never mind saving it.  Because of this, I've fallen in love with contests. I never go in expecting I'm going to win - I go into them for practice, motivation, and

Alrighty, just got done babysitting, and working on a new piece of work.  I'm hoping it comes out well.  The line art at least is something I'm proud of.  Despite the fact I have a crying Siamese cat begging for attention since I just walked in the door. I made a lot of new friends after watching ~DeyVarah (https://www.deviantart.com/deyvarah) draw on on Live Stream.  It was not only a great experience in learning new techniques, but also making friends.  I'm not a very social person, and it was great chatting about art and actually feeling a part of it.  Since I didn't take art in college like most of my friends did, I always felt left out when they started talking.  I'm a