| Where to start... About Me: I'm Christian. I'm Asian. Go Yellow! As you can see from my avatar, I am a ninja. I would love to be your friend. I'm pretty good at arguing and on-upmanship contests. For me, fine arts is a hobby, a way for me to express myself, be it drawing, dancing, or playing music. I'm not going to divulge to much about myself straight off to lessen the chances of stalkers coming by and gaining an interest in stalking me. If you're a stalker, please don't be a stalker. At least not to me. About My Work: Digital— Most of my digital work is done on the Facebook Graffiti Application as well as iScribble ([link]). If you haven't checked out either, I highly suggest you do; they're amazing! I own and utilize a Wacom Bamboo Fun computer tablet. It is one of my best friends. I work on an iMac, because PCs suck. Other applications and programs I use include Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0, SketchBox, iPhoto, and possibly Corel Painter Essentials 3.0 and Google SketchUp if I ever get not-lazy enough to figure out how to use them. Most of my digital works (including all Graffitis and iScribbles) are from scratch. I do photo edit, but they're usually of people I know, so I probably won't put them up just for the sake of privacy. Traditional— Basically, all of my traditional works on paper are done in pencil on heavyweight sketch paper. I only own three art pencils, but I don't remember where they went, so I just use my 0.5 mechanical pencils. I make my own tortillons out of rolled paper. I do draw on school desks. I found that they erase quite nicely and don't smear much. Sculptures— For my clay sculptures, I use a polymer clay called Sculpey, and sometimes Primo. I use X-acto knives I also do paper sculptures, but I just started doing paper sculptures. Need advice? I'll be glad to critique your work, give suggestions, tips and hints, on art, life, anything and everything. |
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