When i learned graphic softwares 6 years ago i was amazed by the transformation of my artworks into digital reality. Before that,I am very firm and constant with my brushes and pencils eventhough Photoshop was invented and very popular at that time.
But things has changed.
I can't draw on paper anymore. My rhytmical pulse in handling the pencil and brush
was all gone.I don't want to blame for being a digital artist today. The lesson is, I forgot to touch my pencil and all my brushes was nowhere to be found now!
I am very glad to see traditional artworks everytime i went to this category. Traditional artists deserves a big applause for continuing and nurturing their own masterpieces.
I should not stop drawing on paper. I should not stop painting on canvas. If time goes back,I will put all my traditional tools besides me with all my care.I realized the
benefits and the worthiness of these things. I missed my sketch pad. I missed all the
dirts in my pants scattered with beautiful and blended colors of oil paints and watercolor in abstraction.
I keep smiling when i go in Art section inside a mall and see those soft-haired and long handled brushes.Those magnificent Staedler and my favorite charcoal pencils.
But things has always changed .
I should put all the things in right direction.
Memories can be an inspiration.
Past can be a lesson.
In any case I believe that your traditional skills were only put away for a while, and they'd all come back quickly. Wish you all the best and I look forward to seeing your traditional works!
Luckily, in Your works influences from traditional art are clearly visible, it brings pure elegance. I would love to see You trying traditional some time again.
goes stiff. thanks for the nice words!
that being said your digital art works are amazing! it takes real talent to be able to do that with a computer