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Right that's Franklin's dog, you going to get the next gta when it comes out? What things do you paint? I paint landscapes right now.I'd say managing mental health and wellbeing. It's not something people look for with 'talent', nor is it something other people can notice, apart from those who knew me when i was on my journey to getting better from anxiety/depression but it's something that I'm quite glad to be able to do and consider it a talent in my own head I'm also able to articulate things i say a lot better than when i was a teenager or younger than that. I'm also pretty good at drawing and painting. I didn't paint my profile picture, that's a dog called Chop from GTA 5. I'm not able to do art on that level but i do know how to make stuff look good enough for people to say they like it.
What kinds of things do you knit?No but seriously, I play piano very well and am good at art. I wasn't very crafty, but I am great at crocheting and pretty good at knitting. I learned in 3rd grade.
What things did you draw? Do you still draw?
scarves mostly. I only knew one stitch patter with knitting. I've crocheted sweaters for a teddy bear I had in my youth. I've also made Crochet tops and scarves. It's very relaxing to do in the quiet.What kinds of things do you knit?
Those links in my first post are what I currently have online.What things did you draw?
I haven't for a while, but may continue soon now that we're an empty nest.Do you still draw?
Those links in my first post are what I currently have online.
I haven't for a while, but may continue soon now that we're an empty nest.
I use customized, playscale (1:6) action dolls as lay figures to help me draw faces better.
They aren't very useful for head/face modeling at those scales, though.Personally I like them closer to 1:60 or 1:64 though.
That sounds like something that is relaxing. It must be so cute on the teddy bear.scarves mostly. I only knew one stitch patter with knitting. I've crocheted sweaters for a teddy bear I had in my youth. I've also made Crochet tops and scarves. It's very relaxing to do in the quiet.
Those links in my first post are what I currently have online.
I haven't for a while, but may continue soon now that we're an empty nest.
I use customized, playscale (1:6) action dolls as lay figures to help me draw faces better.[/QUOT
What was the inspiration for danger in the desert? I really liked that piece, is she trying to catch the cobra? Does she know the guy is behind her?
They aren't very useful for head/face modeling at those scales, though.
I have Barbie & Ken heads in my collection, but they all are on articulated bodies.
It is just a random drawing in the pulp adventure genre.What was the inspiration for danger in the desert? I really liked that piece, is she trying to catch the cobra? Does she know the guy is behind her?
You should continue the series, I want to know what happens nextIt is just a random drawing in the pulp adventure genre.
Danger in the Desert!While being accompanied through the desert by her guide, she fell down perilously close to a cobra that was ready to strike. He is getting ready to kill the snake but he has to be careful not to cut her in the process. It is a close call...!
That's a great skill to have and it's good you get plenty of business from it tooView attachment 62252 I am a very good piano technician. I have built my business on being able to fix what other technicians cannot. I don’t advertise, have a website or even a business name. Just me and a mobile phone. I make a good living from it too.