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Art tips
Artist: Aka Me
Artist: Aka Me
Brushes are Overrated:
Who needs a variety of brushes when you can create a masterpiece with just one old, frayed brush? Embrace the chaos!
Perfect Circles are for Amateurs:
Struggling to draw a perfect circle freehand? Congratulations, you're a true artist. Embrace those wonky shapes – circles are so last century.
Color Theory is a Myth:
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Brushes are Overrated:
Who needs a variety of brushes when you can create a masterpiece with just one old, frayed brush? Embrace the chaos!
Perfect Circles are for Amateurs:
Struggling to draw a perfect circle freehand? Congratulations, you're a true artist. Embrace those wonky shapes – circles are so last century.
Color Theory is a Myth:
Forget about complementary colors and harmonious palettes. Artists pick colors blindly and hope for the best. It's called "color roulette."
Perspective is Overrated Too:
Who needs proper perspective? Just throw everything onto the canvas and call it "abstract." Perspective is for those who fear the thrill of wonky proportions.
Details Schmetails:
Tiny details are for those who have too much time on their hands. A true artist embraces the power of suggestion – let the viewer fill in the blanks.
Overthinking Ruins Art:
Planning? Nah, that's for accountants. Throw caution to the wind, and let spontaneity guide your hand. The more "non art things", the better.
Art Supplies are Just a Scam:
You don't need all those fancy art supplies. Just grab whatever's lying around – a ketchup bottle can be a paintbrush, right? But if you do want to get some fancy art supplies, definitely go for better paper quality than tools, especially if you're on a budget
Criticism is for the Weak:
Who cares what others think? Your art is a masterpiece, and if they don't get it, that's cool! But artist should just be themselves, my new motto is embrace the chaos!
Sellout? Never:
Who needs to eat when you have artistic integrity? Cant make money? no worries! Its just another form of artistic expression.
Remember, these tips are purely sarcastic
(and probably not the best advice) *Actual art may vary*
Artist: Aka Me
Artist: Aka Me
Artist: Aka Me
My story is shrouded in mystery because, let's face it, legends don't need biographies. Birthplace? Irrelevant.
(Alaska)
Education? I educated myself through the never ending creative process!
(I'm self taught)
My art? It's a fusion of chaos and brilliance, like trying to decipher hieroglyphics while riding a unicycle. Critics say my work
My story is shrouded in mystery because, let's face it, legends don't need biographies. Birthplace? Irrelevant.
(Alaska)
Education? I educated myself through the never ending creative process!
(I'm self taught)
My art? It's a fusion of chaos and brilliance, like trying to decipher hieroglyphics while riding a unicycle. Critics say my work is 'ahead of its time,'
(no one has every said that to me)
but who cares about time when you're a timeless genius?
I currently am a Washington based artist.
In my free time I dive to the depths trying to practice my art skills,
There's a lot more to know about me, but hey, its all irrelevant!
If you don't know about my Gene Wilder Wonka cosplay then you probably don't know much about me! And that's a good thing.....
for you!
muahahahahaha
My art
Artist: Aka Me
My art
Step right up, folks, and feast your eyes on my so-called "realism" drawings – the thrilling adventure where I attempt to play Picasso with pencils.
With my handy dandy tools, I take on the wild world of drawing things that, shockingly, already exist. Brace yourself for the mind-blowing revelation that animals can be recreated on paper!
Be
Step right up, folks, and feast your eyes on my so-called "realism" drawings – the thrilling adventure where I attempt to play Picasso with pencils.
With my handy dandy tools, I take on the wild world of drawing things that, shockingly, already exist. Brace yourself for the mind-blowing revelation that animals can be recreated on paper!
Behold the magic of my drawings, where I valiantly strive to make a tiger look somewhat tiger-ish. Forget high-tech cameras; I'm here to provide you with the high quality experience of looking at a picture of my piece and hoping you can see what it should be.
Gaze in awe as my masterful strokes and smudges attempt to mimic the wonders of reality.
Is that bird supposed to have legs or not? You decide! Who needs a professional photographer when you can have my amateur interpretation of wildlife?
So, join the spectacular show of my some what realism drawings – the artistic equivalent of throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks! It's an exhilarating journey into the wild world of Adriana! So welcome to the circus of semi-realism!
Art is my passion!
If you're interested in purchasing a piece please reach out to me....
