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Drawing
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Drawing
Understanding perspective and size
Wandering why my perspective are always wrong when I draw a picture from my mind.
While doing my last drawing something happened that I never had before. Or at least I’ve never realized this.
The brown band at the right of the drawing is supposed to be a wall. While drawing it I realized that I didn’t [...] -
Drawing
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Recognizing the feelings that have to do with drawing enables me to draw.
The series about what I learn in cognitive behavior therapy consist of the following parts:Cognitive behavior therapy
Strong anonymous feelings
751Although we’re not yet there, I asked the psychiatrist whether a strong tingling feeling in your body is a happy feeling.
He was not sure. [...] -
Drawing
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I’ve never dared to draw when I’m tiered or intoxicated. Since I see every detail I always felt that if I wasn’t at my very best I would make a lot of mistakes. Mistakes I either would have to correct later on. Or I would have to through the whole drawing out.
But things have changed. [...] -
Drawing
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This is turning out to be a far more complicated drawing then I imagined. And this isn’t even the picture I had in my mind. That means that there is at least one more picture I’ve to draw after this one to practice before I can get to the picture I wanted to draw.
Allowing myself [...] -
Drawing
Family ties
Talking about the origin of the inspiration of a drawing.
This drawing is a nice example of why drawing of pictures in my mind should be abstract.
This picture came to me in a dream. The dream was about a group of people. For some reason some one asked me to describe the relation between the people.
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Drawing
Building a mountain
My first attempt at drawing abstract mountains.
One of the problems I run into when I try to draw trees is that I don’t have the right colors in my pencil box. Especially when the leafs are moving in a breeze, they seem to have hundreds of hues of green.
Which is one of the reasons why [...]
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