Drawing is an art form that has been around for centuries. It is a way to express your creative side and be used differently. Drawing evolved over different periods, using other materials and mediums based on different styles. I have broadly categorized them based on different styles, mediums, and themes drawn in this post. Different […]
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One-point perspective art is a technique that uses one vanishing point on the horizon line. This technique can create depth in art by receding space into the distance and creating an illusion of space, height, distance or depth.
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The Pencil vs Pen debate has been there for a long time. Both are essential writing tools, and artists use them for drawing. Some people believe that a pencil is better, while others find a pen more advantageous, so which one is better? Pencils are better to draw for beginners, whereas Pens are comfortable for
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The Focal Point is the area in an artwork that immediately attracts a viewer’s eye, around which other elements in the artwork are arranged. But looking at some paintings, a viewer may struggle to find the focal point in art, and this post helps to find it. An artist uses one or more techniques to
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A good artwork has many techniques hidden in it. One of the most popular techniques is the perspective drawing style, which helps make the painting more realistic by creating 2D images that look like 3D objects. To create realistic artwork, you need to include the perspective drawing technique. This article will give you a brief
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Atmospheric perspective refers to creating an illusion of depth by depicting distant objects with reduced contrast, detail, and color saturation.
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