Well, as you can see, my Avatar is not of John Oats. I tried to post it, but it came out distorted, so I posted a monochromatic painting I did when the movie, "Young Guns" came out. On the left is Lou Diamond Phillips, center is Kiefer Sutherland, and Emilio Estevez is on the right. I have another painting of Italian Greyhounds that I did, but it's a vertical painting and this Young Guns painting fits better as an Avatar, because it's horizontal. I added what country I am from, it says Canada, but I'm from the U.S., so I'll see if I can fix that. I thought about writing my hobbies as well.
I like paint by number too :) I have a very stylistic way of drawing and when I paint, I usually draw it on a canvas or canvas board and then paint it. It doesn't matter how you do it, the great thing about it is, that it's still art :) My Mom can do beautiful free hand paintings with no sketching. I avoid watercolors; you can't really control the watery colors and they seep and blend where they're not supposed to. I think it stems from a teacher screaming at me in class, because I colored outside of the lines. I like acrylics, because if you make a mistake you can use soapy water on a cloth and "erase" it :) I'm going to switch my Avatar, so you can see a drawing I did in 1982 when I was a teenager. It's a portrait of John Oats from Hall & Oats. I thought it was an interesting picture and wanted to practice drawing portraits. Let me know what you think. I'm very interested in knowing more about your avatar.
The greatest step man could make would be the elimination of panic disorders. I believe they lower our resistance also and contribute to other health problems.
Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. - Vincent Van Gogh
Remember the walk the moon by american astronauts? The words stated by Neil Armstrong, who took those first steps, were similar to Vincent Van Gogh's statement..."one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind".
Hugs. Anything worth doing is worth doing right. No exceptions, no short cuts. This doesn't mean wasting a lot of time making it perfect it means making it right, there is a difference.
Shari I said it. And I believe it is a fact. It goes with, how do you know you are right if you are never wrong.
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