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  1. Rosemary

    Your Art, amateur or professional

    I drew a portrait of Mr Ligotti for a fanzine project. I used pencils on paper and made some corrections on Krita (digital painting program).
  2. Rosemary

    Your Art, amateur or professional

    I have used watercolors a long time ago and I did like the result. It just takes a lot of patience to wait for the paint to dry in order to do the other layers. I assume it's even worse with oils but I would love to learn how to use them someday.
  3. Rosemary

    Your Art, amateur or professional

    I found black and white to be easier to work with and you can get great results with crosshatching and dotwork. Color is both harder and more time consuming that's why I rarely attempt it. I stuggle a lot with color combinations, they never seem to fully match. Your painting is a great example...
  4. Rosemary

    Your Art, amateur or professional

    I generally prefer to work in black & white, usually with pencils or fineliner pens. Here's two examples, both are drawn from photographs and movie stills (in that case, the great movie "Possum") I wish I could draw without a reference, but it requires a lot of training.
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