Luminifere

Well… it all started with the fact that I decided to take a sketchbook and pencils with me to watch a TV show about 4 weddings. I honestly tried to start drawing squares, but drawing them turned out to be more boring than just making circles. Well, I started making circles. Both triangles and squares. Only in the faces. I didn't have a goal to draw something beautiful. The goal was to see geometric shapes in the facial features and quickly draw them. Considering that I've never done this before, it turned out very well. Then I also quickly tried to catch emotions. To some extent, it develops and the fact that you can't put the show on pause spurs you to draw faster. I think it would be interesting to conduct the same experiment when I know more basic knowledge. All the "beautiful" works that I had done before were purely intuitive without much understanding of anatomy or anything else. So, yes. I want to look at my drawings when I learn it too. It might be worth redrawing. A friend texted me later in the evening. I am always glad of her company and invited her to draw together. As a result, she drew on her graphics tablet, telling me about some of her secrets…And I was trying to remember everything. And I really tried! So much so that she missed her mouth with a cup of tea. Well… but what beautiful flowers then have appeared from the blots.

I keep drawing circles and they get better and better every time. And I'm also trying to combine them into pears. And sometimes they turn out to be very appetizing. About that watercolor…I wanted to give those pears colors so much that I decided to color them. It seemed to work out well, until I decided to mix 3-4 shades on the palette. The pink pear is all sugar and looks more like a vase or an alchemical flask.