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Permalink Reply by Creations Magazine on February 27, 2009 at 8:14pm

I love doing portraits and figure drawings. I also like doing concept sketches.

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Permalink Reply by brandon hiner on March 6, 2009 at 4:09pm

whatever is on my mind, girls, surfing, whacked out things from the soul

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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Sampson on March 12, 2009 at 3:31pm

I love to draw tattoos, cartoons, still lifes, and nature(trees, sticks, flowers).

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Permalink Reply by Kordian on March 12, 2009 at 5:29pm

And I'm too much of that in my head: the problems of the modern world and my own, portraits of famous faces and not to anyone, logos and tribals ... I invite you to my gallery. I tried to organize at this virtual place my favorite themes.

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Permalink Reply by Peter Underhill on April 6, 2009 at 5:17pm

I find it relaxing to draw from my imagination, often odd or interesting characters, however, I love life drawing and would do it every day if I didn't have to earn a living.
Having said that, I can get pleasure from drawing whatever is in front of me and I have the time.

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Permalink Reply by Kaandra Furtado on April 20, 2009 at 10:44am

my mood say what i have to do in my drawing
evething is in front of me

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Permalink Reply by Donald Kennedy on August 4, 2009 at 11:24am

Dear Crystal, Your statement is grammatically incorrect, what are everyonesfavorite things to draw? As a daughter of the media's "new speak" that has eliminated verbs, conjunctions and the inability to pronounce the first syllable of words with the accent on the first syllable, an action that changes the meaning and intent of the word. Also for your grammatical errors your statement presupposes that an artist's drawing always has a derivative subjective matter and that a drawing may not be the intent of the drawing? The Nineteenth Century concept of drawing earlier, takes a object and transforms it from a "tangible three dimensional object" into a two dimensional drawing. This concept is still possible today, however drawing has expanded far beyond this limited and that is why this Drawing Website exists, it is expansive it includes all artists at whatever level of achievement and time has nothing to do with it. Drawing is expansive, but it can be reductive, as man develops in whatever direction he chooses be scientific, metaphysical or pedantic drawings will change. So you see all art is interconnected. Donald Kennedy

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Permalink Reply by Chris Baker on September 5, 2009 at 3:27pm

A kind of leading question (and grammar aside which I find quite touching!), it will depend for me personally on many vagaries - mood, environment, who I'm with... so hard to answer really with any succinctness.

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Permalink Reply by Preston Shuttlesworth on September 7, 2009 at 12:23pm

I like to draw a lot of different things, mostly fantasy, pin ups and some portrait

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Permalink Reply by crystal whitney on December 29, 2009 at 8:26pm

really? you are going to correct my grammer? no offense, but I really dont care about what things that are right to say and not.

Donald Kennedy said:

Dear Crystal, Your statement is grammatically incorrect, what are everyonesfavorite things to draw? As a daughter of the media's "new speak" that has eliminated verbs, conjunctions and the inability to pronounce the first syllable of words with the accent on the first syllable, an action that changes the meaning and intent of the word. Also for your grammatical errors your statement presupposes that an artist's drawing always has a derivative subjective matter and that a drawing may not be the intent of the drawing? The Nineteenth Century concept of drawing earlier, takes a object and transforms it from a "tangible three dimensional object" into a two dimensional drawing. This concept is still possible today, however drawing has expanded far beyond this limited and that is why this Drawing Website exists, it is expansive it includes all artists at whatever level of achievement and time has nothing to do with it. Drawing is expansive, but it can be reductive, as man develops in whatever direction he chooses be scientific, metaphysical or pedantic drawings will change. So you see all art is interconnected. Donald Kennedy

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Permalink Reply by crystal whitney on December 29, 2009 at 8:27pm

I love pin ups. but i cant draw them myself.

Preston Shuttlesworth said:

I like to draw a lot of different things, mostly fantasy, pin ups and some portrait

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Permalink Reply by crystal whitney on December 29, 2009 at 8:27pm

Thats great inspiration.

Kaandra Furtado said:

my mood say what i have to do in my drawing
evething is in front of me

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