How to add TEXTURE to your digital art (and why you should)
I feel like adding texture to my pieces is almost like putting icing on a cake. Okay, maybe not that important. But it's almost like...
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Hi! I'm Gabrielle
5 QUICK FACTS ABOUT ME:
I am married to my sweet love, Ian and we have two sweet kids- Sasha and Elijah. <3
I play piano. I stink at sight reading music,
but can get by playing by ear.
I am a middle child. (I have two sisters.)
My mom inspired me to start drawing.
(She's an artist too!)
I am a Christian and I love the Lord! Jesus is my savior and I am blessed by His love.
TIPS FOR ARTISTS:
PRACTICE! It is the best way to improve. Keep a sketchbook and draw in it as much as you can. Draw from life, photo references, and your imagination.
Buy the best materials you can comfortably afford. Of course, practice is key, but having the good stuff can't hurt.
Check out my recommended materials lists!
Put a piece of paper under your drawing hand while you work. This really helps prevent smudging.
If possible, have your reference be the same size as your drawing or painting. This will help a lot when you need to take measurements to get proportions correct.
Don't be afraid to try different mediums. You may like it!
Write out a sort of "Inspiration List" that contains words, themes, and ideas that inspire you. This will come in handy if you ever have an art block.
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