Drawing

Mehndi Designs #2
Here is another Mehndi design that I colored. Mainly the medium I use are colored pencils. Coloring is a skill that one uses to relax that one learned back in nursery school. As an adult this is one childish activity that I still like to do. I am hoping for comments on this and future colorings.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
Mehndi Designs
When I discovered adult coloring books working with the elderly as a licensed practical nurse in a geriatric behavioral health unit I was hooked. I am planning on coloring more of these designs and other pictures and sharing them here in ART and Critique. I am hoping for comments of my coloring talent.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
Tattoo Shading Techniques
Dot work. With this technique, I've inked countless tattoos like this one, and today I'm going to show you how I do it. First, I create a grayscale from dark to light and fill the rest with sterile water. Once everything's ready, we can get started. For this tattoo, I'm using a 7-round liner with a 0.3-millimeter needle. You can use thinner needles, but that will extend the working time. The needle protrudes about 4mm from the needle module,
By TATTO2 years ago in Art
My Artwork #5
If I remember this is one my first attempts at drawing a house with an addition. This was a pencil sketch again that I decided that color would be better. Did I make the right choices? No house is complete unless there are at least some trees and one with a bird's nest. Please comment and it would be appreciated.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
My Artwork #4
Still another old pencil sketch that I found in one of my old folders. I wanted to show my shading skills in this one with how the arrows and the triangles and the use of line. I think I was trying the idea of showing perspective. Please comment on this one and it would be appreciated.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
《On Color》 Wittgenstein
Nietzsche criticized the self cause in "The Twilight of the Idol", which goes from concept to existence. It is impossible for lower things to generate higher things because lower things are generated by higher things, and similarly, higher things are also generated by higher things. He refuted this view and referred to such philosophers as the intellectual disability of the Spider Man web. Does he reflect Hegel's "Little Logic"? (For details, please refer to "The Twilight of Idols" by Nietzsche, Commercial Press, approximately pages 20-30.)
By Peter Uri2 years ago in Art
My Artwork #3
Here is yet another pencil sketch that I drew a long time ago and decided to color. I am hoping that with the different strokes of the crayon that I tried the viewer will feel the idea of the blue sky flowing by looking out the window and enjoying a cup of tea or something. Please comment and I would appreciate it very much.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
My Artwork #2
Here is another old sketch that I found in a folder from a long time ago. It was another pencil sketch that I decided to color with my favorite medium of crayon. I was trying to establish that even old sheds has a particular light to them. Please comment on this for I would really appreciate it.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
My Artwork #1
This is a pencil sketch that I drew quite a long time ago. I liked it as a pencil sketch, but then just recently I decided to use my favorite medium of crayon and colored this way. I wanted it to look like a somewhat deserted house on the frontier. Please share your thoughts on this for I would appreciate it very much.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Art
Luminous Flight: Exploring Beauty through Butterfly Imagery. AI-Generated.
In the realm of digital art, where pixels meet creativity, there exists a world that transcends the ordinary—a world where the mundane morphs into the extraordinary. “Luminous Flight” is not just a visual feast; it’s a journey into the heart of beauty, as depicted through the ethereal imagery of butterflies.
By Unsolved Secrets 2 years ago in Art
Healthy Nutrition Matcha Slim Green Tea
That's time to get fast and furious. This is one of the most urgent issues today. I follow which side my bread is buttered on. Apparently, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." I can admit that I'm guilty of a few of the "don'ts" They did need me to know this. Some flipside has had the disapproval of experts. Additionally, "Don't tempt fate." Assuredly, let that go. It installment spells out my finding to you. Some knowledge is steadily becoming less uncommon. This is a real life, step-by-step, example to show you how this is done. That was my saving grace this time. If you've been wanting to use the whosis, stick around. I'll leave this stone unturned. You may believe that I'm fishing for complements. I wish they offered these necessary services. It all sounds so easy when they put it like that. We'll look at the example of that knowledge. Ah, to be young and foolish… You will discover that several of them aren't helpful. We're going to be moving at ludicrous speed now. That is the best way to organize your Matcha Slim.
By Arily Nackn2 years ago in Art
The Art and Science of Steel Fabrication: Building the Future
Steel fabrication is a fundamental aspect of modern construction and engineering, playing a crucial role in creating the infrastructure that shapes our world. From towering skyscrapers to intricate bridges, steel fabrication provides the strength and versatility needed to bring ambitious architectural visions to life. This article delves into the processes, benefits, and applications of steel fabrication, highlighting its importance in contemporary construction and design.
By Drafting Consultants 2 years ago in Art