As I sit here, reflecting on the past three months, I am overcome with a whirlwind of emotions. What started as a simple art challenge became a profound self-discovery journey filled with highs, lows, and everything.
Reflecting on my second month of this artistic journey, I find myself immersed in the world of colored pencils. It's been a month filled with discovery, challenges, and a newfound appreciation for the intricacies of this medium.
As the curtains rise in 2024, I stand poised at the crossroads of artistic potential, equipped with brushes and an unwavering commitment to elevate my craft. This year unfolds a meticulously structured plan, a canvas onto which I project a 12-month challenge, encompassing the exploration of diverse artistic materials, refining portrait-painting skills, disseminating purposeful content, and a focused endeavor to present and sell my art at various exhibitions.
In the vast realm of creativity, self-taught artists embark on a unique journey that often begins after they've already chosen a different career or even built a successful path in another field. Unlike those who find their passion early in life, self-taught artists face a distinctive set of challenges, navigating uncharted waters armed only with their determination and innate artistic flair.
The first month of the Challenge is over. And I've made 4 paintings with a graphite pencil only. Even didn't use white one.
Why do you need it, and how to use it?
Today we will speak about brushes, as I promised a long time ago.
Hello there! My favorite topic: brushes!⠀
I love them; they do magic.
Hello there! Today our topic is a palette.⠀
I've tried a different one. But personally, for me best two types:⠀