Proud Dad doing proud Dad things.
Huion Q11K graphics tablet
MediBang Paint software
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Proud Dad doing proud Dad things.
Huion Q11K graphics tablet
MediBang Paint software
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you have every right to be proud :D
Awesome.
Excellent! so impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris M
Very impressive....clever girl!
I'm impressed. How old is your daughter?
She's 20...and now I feel old.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
is she studying art? a manga fan maybe ?
20 is young - you have plenty of time to feel even older, believe me ;))
Cooooool. Love 'em! :cool::star:-bd:salute:
No, not studying. She suffers badly with social anxiety and never finished high school. I don't know enough to say whether her style is based on anything in particular, she just does what she feels and emulates what she likes.Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
She never shows them to anyone. We only see them because I backup her folders. Ask her about any of them and all we get is a blank stare and a shrug.
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There are a number of online art groups where you can participate (or not participate) as much as you wish and that may be a way forward for your daughter because it's such a supportive, encouraging environment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris M
I don't really follow any groups that follow the style of what you have posted, but there must be some somewhere (most of my interest is with sketching).
A lot of online art-based organisations have great communities ( Sketchbook Skool, Skillshare, Urban Sketchers ).
It saddens me that a 20 year-old has anxiety. I hope she finds a way forward. Art can be a route.
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these two are very good indeed - they both say 'finished art' to me; they are great compositions, no un-necessary content, somthing you could put on a t-shirt or hang on a wall and enjoy looking at
art can be very personal and difficult to discuss with others if you are not sure they will understand where you are commimg from...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris M
The second one is Calluna (Latin for Heather, my daughter's name). Calluna has been with us for as long as she's been drawing. Other characters come and go, but Calluna seems to be a permanent feature and is quite likely her alto ego.Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
Here's Calluna in 2014
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you can see the development in style :)
Excellent work from your daughter!!