umm can draw the album cover's favorite band (the logos) or cartoon characters at random ("emo ")???

Yes and no … copy if All we're doing is what you see, no. If you are able to generate original material, but incorporates existing images, then yes. If you are really interested in developing those skills, try to take some courses in drawing and illustration at school.

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PLS presenting manga help?

One thing that competition is a celebration of Shueisha that welcomes all professional manga artists or amateur. and as I am a fan i really do not understand how to present. These are given * The exact number of pages: cartoon history: 31 pages, please respect the exact number of pages, nothing more or less. -The original script can not be returned, so please make a copy of itself same for retention. * In addition to the comics manuscript paper, please also provide the story as an attachment, preferably in Japanese language if possible. So my question is what exactly is the 31 pages? It is like drawing the first chapter of the manga or any fragment randomly? And "history" is supposed to be written like a resume, a synopsis or detailed, describing all the characters involved? There are some twists and secrets in the story until I'm supposed to reveal that in this story too?

the 31 pages is a short oneshot. actually being nice is not a continuous thing. History is a breakdown of the History is also called a plot. history is a little more detailed than a summary of the story. your story will basically detail in the history (including the twists and secrets).

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Can you lose if you stop painting talent / singing / music for a while?

I am an artist. When I was a kid, I watching television only for the purpose of learning to draw caricatures. I went through all styles from cartoon characters Disney and, possibly, realistic faces. It was a total obsession. I never let my parents see what I did and every time I finished something I would just tear up and throw it so that nobody sees. Over time though, I kind of stopped. I guess I was simply too busy with homework and my emotions and everything and now I'm afraid I forgot how. Everything I seem to do just stupid and useless. I do not know if I've lost the talent or just the interest. It's as if I had reached the stage where any exploration or improvement is impossible.

As dealing with talent and natural inclination alienation, or potential, no, you can never lose this part of your artistic self. But like any other discipline or art – in my case, writing – the greatest achievement of your natural ability depends on daily practice. It is never too late to take the brush again. Go ahead!

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Tears and titles Ollie Williams on the inner workings of the Chinese gymnastics team

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Reoccuring dream.?

This dream has been many times, it is almost my "dream landscape." In my dream I go to a camp in the mountains somewhere and just before I'm in the camp there is a sign that says (active volcanic activity this area) with a table showing a mountain and a red circle covering the base of the mountain, including the road just below the camp area. As I'm driving, the road suddenly appears very bumpy and I can feel the heat from the bottom of the car, I can see the molten lava seep in some places and I'm actually tryin to dodge these lava flows. I pray often for my life but I am surprised and even attracted by sites. The area is bare except for a few patches of trees. After a hair raising 2 or three mile drive, return to normal road and the campground is on the other side without the slightest trace of lava. What do you think, this could mean?

I think the road is your life and the lava is fear. Unresolved fear of the road you are traveling down …

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I'm looking for drawing tutorials animals and cars?

Basically, I'm looking for drawing tutorial for cars and various animals. (Mostly dogs, cats and horses, to be exact) Do you have links to tutorials for drawing animals and cars? I was looking for some good tutorials drawing, but I can not find.

On the left is http://drawsketch.about.com a link for drawing animals. I'll leave you with the home page since there are basic things too. You can even sign up for newsletters.

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Question on improving my drawings?

For all artists out there, is it possible in the shade of a design to it seems photo quality, eg shadowing a glimpse of a car so that it looks exactly the same as a picture black and white one. If so, is there a certain technique to do it. (Links to sites would be great) The answer to Loki, Arent you being rather negative. I do not care about taking pictures with a camera. I do drawings, what I like, what's important interests, its my passion. I do Just copy from a photo, but it helps to make the outline of an image, I shadow in my car. Although perfection is impossible to win, with practice, it is possible to approach. I have seen drawings that are out of this world. There are drawings that people look good, and then there photos that look like they have captured a moment in time (a bit like a photo). What you said, if informative, is a opinion and not fact, just like what I just typed is an opinion and in no case did a

Yes, it is possible, and the result is photorealistic. There are more than simple reproduction of a photorealistic picture. When you're good at it, you can create your own compositions to make interesting pictures that you can no photo. It takes a lot of practice and acute sense of observation. The detail is extremely important, as are the materials you use. Not only pencils, but the mixing tools, erasers, paper, and other miscellaneous tools. You can learn things from books and tutorials, but you need to experiment many things to see what works for you. I do not have all the links for cars, but I highly recommend starting with the book "Drawing textures Realistic Pencil by JD Hillberry. It uses a combination of graphite, charcoal, pencils and carbon to achieve very realistic work. Check out the tutorials http://www.onlypencil.com/blog/ using graphite only.

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I want to learn to draw cars and can not show their true childish air?

all references to draw vehicles

I have a lot of cars and get many compliments on them because they are something I like doing most, and have practiced a good bit www.louisa911.deviantart.com If you take a look there, you can see some examples. Basically, I find the key is to get the right proportions, and begin to introduce some made to make them appear 3D. I would like to find a reference image of a car that you want to draw. Print it to fill a piece of A4 paper, in black and white. Then draw a grid lightly in pencil on top of it, using squares of equal distance. Then get the sheet you want to use, and draw the exact same grill, lightly in pencil, here. This process yields easier proportions right car. I usually begin to sketch an outline around the headlights and grille. Start a square grid on your reference image, and copy what you see here on your drawing paper. Then go to your next box. To do this, carefully and you get more precision design properties completely freehand. Then find dark areas on the reference photo, and shadow on your drawing. leave the slightest bit blank, leaving the paper show through. If you want ultra realism, copy everything you see on the reference image, each little detail, every shade and shadow, each half-tones, and leave all to white light. showing the details seem to be the way to your drawing look more realistic. If you wish to draw your own car from scratch and design your own, then by learning the above vehicles, and get used to drawing in general, you will learn much about the presentation of the Compostition and how all forms fit. Practice makes perfect, of course, so just keep going! Good luck xx

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