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Edit Sept. 05 Now offering affordable traditional sketch commissions. See here. What is making something come from your art if not networking, proving yourself, and getting your name out there... I've not done commissions before, but I know the time has come to get more serious. With commissions come instructions, deadlines, meeting expectations-things that happen in the "real world" of art. Here are the prices and an example of what level of work that would entail: :thumb294008428: :thumb276907228: Simple/toned wash/no background $25 - $35 :thumb266724861: :thumb302619361: Basic/Medium-level background OR higher-detailed portrait

So as I've been saying, flawless-looking ladies with vapid expressions aren't my most favorite thing to paint. The reason for the studies is me trying to nail down "allure". Still working on that (it's not where I want it to be, by a long-shot*), and I thank you for your patience. Just know things in the future will be more varied. Though it doesn't show yet, I particularly like vast scenes and things more concept-related. (Specifically, getting the viewer to understand/sympathize with an emotion or story.) As the title states, I'm using this area for myself (and for anyone who happens to be curious) of what I plan on studying fervently in

I'd like to know what my watchers/visitors to my page would hope to achieve with their art. Is it merely a hobby for you, or do you wish to enter into a creative-based field with it? If you are enrolled in uni for art, is it what you expected it to be? I was having a conversation with a friend the other day. We feel that art is so open to interpretation that anyone in the field has their own flavor to offer. Because of this, it's often a sort of rat race. Do you ever feel like a fish wriggling in a shallow body of water amongst thousands of others, trying to flop upstream? I can think of 3 impressive professionals off the top of my head th