I think it’s important to encourage diversity; my work isn’t about creating beautiful people, but trying to send a message of self-love and empowerment.
Ana Leovy on Finding Beauty in Distortion
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Ana Leovy on Finding Beauty in Distortion
para quem gosta de ver timelapses de malta a desenhar tanto como eu, fica aqui o vídeo com o processo desta ilustração. no vídeo não se percebe, mas posso dizer que eu estava em agonia a desenhar o cabelo (é o meu ponto fraco).
working on a new drawing for my Society6. that damn shop looks so sad and lonely, i need to do something about it.
recentemente decidi voltar a praticar programas de modelagem 3D,
e como autoditacta que sou decidi que ia aprender a mexer no V-Ray sozinha.
após muita frustração e tentativa falhada (e uns quantos tutoriais depois) lá consegui produzir um render que me agradasse.
como capa do livro usei um design dum concurso que ganhei há uns tempos atrás (de que falei aqui)
e como autoditacta que sou decidi que ia aprender a mexer no V-Ray sozinha.
após muita frustração e tentativa falhada (e uns quantos tutoriais depois) lá consegui produzir um render que me agradasse.
como capa do livro usei um design dum concurso que ganhei há uns tempos atrás (de que falei aqui)
during the process of drawing I like to take prints to look at the progress I made
it helps me keep motivated (and realize how disorganized I am)
what I accomplished this afternoon:
it helps me keep motivated (and realize how disorganized I am)
what I accomplished this afternoon:
ok, i finally uploaded something to my society6
and i must say I wasn't expecting for the result to look this good
I think I'm in love with my own tote bag!
you can go check my shop here. more artwork will be available in the meanwhile.
and i must say I wasn't expecting for the result to look this good
I think I'm in love with my own tote bag!
you can go check my shop here. more artwork will be available in the meanwhile.
There is no "right" way to make art. The only wrong is in not trying, not doing.
I think it’s important to remember that making art is a process. It is never finished. The occupation itself is one of process, exploration, and experimentation. It is one of questioning and examining. Each thing you make is part of a continuum, and you are always developing. You don’t always get it right, but I find that approaching everything as a work in progress allows you to take the good with the bad. You’re never going to please everyone. Take what you can from criticism, and let go of the rest.
more useful tips on how to overcome creative block and handle criticism in here
update: i already figured out a name for the set. you can go check it here.
some time ago I was going through some photos of mine, wanting to add them to my portfolio...
but since I've been organizing all my photos by titles I couldn't quiet figure out what name to give to this set.
I thought about peeping tom but it doesn't sound right...
here's the quote i was thinking about using along with the title, and some of the photos to give you an idea of what the set would have. you can also go visit my portfolio to see what i have so far.
but since I've been organizing all my photos by titles I couldn't quiet figure out what name to give to this set.
I thought about peeping tom but it doesn't sound right...
here's the quote i was thinking about using along with the title, and some of the photos to give you an idea of what the set would have. you can also go visit my portfolio to see what i have so far.
though I felt like a voyeur,
my eyes were riveted to the scene
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