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inNewWinDow Hello, my name is inNewWinDow,
and I'm a doodle addict.

I recently took up drawing again. I've had interest in drawing since I was a kid but didn't draw much. I went over 30 years with hardly drawing because of fear, over thinking, perfectionism, and believing something that isn't true. I thought to be good at drawing you were just born with the talent. Since I thought I didn't have it, I didn't put in the time and effort to improve. I would draw occasionally but usually get frustrated and give up. In mid 2022 I did some research and realized that almost anyone can be an artist just like almost anyone can learn to write. We just need to learn some basics and keep putting in the time to improve. Since then I have been drawing pretty consistently and enjoying it. I still have some of the same struggles, but I have come a LONG way. I like that it is a constant process of learning and that the time we put in counts. Every second we make marks, good or bad is a step forward. I still have a ways to go, but art is a lifelong journey. The most important thing is to keep moving forward and to try and enjoy the ride. The reason I am saying this is to hopefully encourage others as well. We are all unique and see the world in our own way. Drawing is a way to show and communicate that perception that only you see, like a window to the inside. And creating those illusions on paper is an amazing thing! Make art for yourself first, others last, and try not to get stuck in the comparison, envy game. You are you, and they are them :) See other art is inspiration. Appreciate it and learn from it. If you like to draw, go for it. And don't be too hard on yourself. Or it could be something else besides drawing. Find something you enjoy and start investing the time doing it and learning about it. You will get better. Skill just takes time to build. So start building.

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High Desert Home

Acrylic on canvas board. I used a photo for reference.

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Space Eggs

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resting robot

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Brothers

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The Garden for Lottes Inkbuddies

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Spaceship and Coffee

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Watercolor studies
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I am taking a watercolor course; here are some of my studies.

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Kurtis D Edwards Kurtis D Edwards Plus Member
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mystic landscapes course work

i took a landscape course; our project was a mystic, foggy landscape. I went a bit different adding in the figure looking out to the island

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Imprimatura study

I took a course on imprimatur/underpainting and enjoyed the effect. I'm just working on adapting traditional skills to digital skills in Reblle.

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Michigan Holly

Michigan Holly, Ilex verticillata, drawn in Rebelle 7. I got the perspective a bit off, but i love the composition overall

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Lahaina banyan tree

I got a little emotional when I heard the Lahaina banyan tree would make it through the Maui fire. I found a reference and painted a watercolor of the new growth. I come from a Navy family and was born in Hawaii. Let me know if I got the transparency and shading right or if it is aesthetically pleasing.

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Dripping Daisy

Cont. further in my watercolor course. Im calling it Dripping Daisy

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Kimmo Oja Kimmo Oja Plus Member
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Returnes

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50heads #2

Artists I'm inspired by. For every head different material: pencil, ballpoint pen, brush pen, colored pencils + ink, watercolour

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Going through old drawings

Found this while going through some old drawings, ca. 2008

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Girls Portrait

Red chalk (sanguine) and white colored pencil on toned paper

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50heads #1

Sketchbook #11. Since the 100heads challenge was real tiresome for me, I devised myself another challenge - "50 heads". Basically it's a "100 heads challenge", but for lazy people) The rules are simple: I had to draw 10 two-page spreads of 5 heads, no time limit, no nothing. And I decided to use different materials for each spread. Spread #1 - ballpoint pen (+ a little bit of watercolour) - NEMOPHILA.

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Water sketch

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Cormorant at sunset. Moleskine sketchbook

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Coffee art

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Silver & Gold

Another experience with beaten metals

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