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Why I started this Blog

...oh so she decided to start a blog did she?... wow what a surprise! Truth be told, Ive been thinking about starting a blog for a while now. It's literally been on my to do list for over a year and I've been telling myself to keep planning, that I'm going to do such in such by this date, and it's just never happened....until now that is. No, I haven't done all the things I said I would, or planned all the things I wanted to, I just thought it was time to just throw myself in the deep end,..... so here I am.... and so here are you incidentally. My initial motives for starting my blog came from, of course, you knew it: instagram. I started my art account several years ago. I'd seen other instagram artists and was so inspired that I desperately wanted to start sharing my own work, connect with other artists, become inspired and join the community. After a while I realised that I couldn't share everything that I wanted to share. ...

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This drawing is so far one of my favourites that I have ever done and is probably one that I've spent the most time on, the clear reason being... the details. Around 15 hours was spent on this drawing over two full days (one of which was a skyved school day so I could get it done before a competition deadline, but let's just slide over that lol). I watched (listened and looked up every so often) about 5 movies over the course of it. I started with the outline of my chosen buildings, then picked one of the foreground to start shading and detailing. It was one of those drawings where I wanted to draw every single detail and wasn't satisfied until it was as exact as it could be. I zoomed right in on the photo references just to add every single line, spot, and different shaded patches. I had to keep my pencil very sharp to get the fine lines. It was easier to draw the buildings in the background after I had done the foreground images because I knew ex...

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