I am always awed by your skill. It also feels like the amount of time and effort you put into the art is what makes it that much more special to the buyer
Yes, I too believe that the personal touch of an artist who has refined their skills over years of practice and applied that with love and care to their work on their pets resonates with some people. This is also where I see hope as a traditional artist against AI art. I feel that Ai generated art will simply not be able to replicate the connection, warmth, and authenticity that an artist would bring. Unless we reach a time, where real connection isn’t valued anymore. 😅
It's really interesting to me that the face is almost completely done, but nothing else is more than vaguely outlined. Is that how you typically do it? Is that how everyone typically does this kind of drawing? I don't draw at all, so I'm just curious! It's a very well done drawing!
With realism and hyperrealism, artists typically work from a photo reference, which makes it possible to focus on one area and fully develop it before moving on to another. I use this approach because it makes my process videos more engaging for my audience to watch.
However, when I’m teaching, I prefer to lay down base layers across the entire subject first and then build up all areas gradually and simultaneously. When drawing from life or imagination, that’s the general approach.
I’ve picked up art again after a long time. Pencil seems to be what I m best at. I just tried ink s that one scared me . Not much room for error. I lost do leather crafting. Hand bags, wallets, glasses cases etc. I am trying to 100 things and see what sticks.
It’s wonderful that you’ve returned to art! Graphite is such a fantastic medium. I used to work mostly with charcoal for a long time, and it’s amazing how satisfying working in monochrome can be. I work with watercolors, which can be pretty unforgiving too, so I totally get what you mean about ink. And wow, it sounds like you’re doing so much with leather! Exploring different things until you discover your true passion is really brave! I wish you all the best on that journey!
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spittinfacts
Do you do commissions?
abirkhalilart
Yes, all the artworks on my profile are commissioned pieces. :)
Feel free to visit my website linked below for details:
https://abirkhalil.art/commission/
JimmyC0627
UFB in a good way! Absolutely gorgeous!
abirkhalilart
Thank you so much! ☺️
meganical
I am always awed by your skill. It also feels like the amount of time and effort you put into the art is what makes it that much more special to the buyer
abirkhalilart
Thank you so much!
Yes, I too believe that the personal touch of an artist who has refined their skills over years of practice and applied that with love and care to their work on their pets resonates with some people.
This is also where I see hope as a traditional artist against AI art. I feel that Ai generated art will simply not be able to replicate the connection, warmth, and authenticity that an artist would bring. Unless we reach a time, where real connection isn’t valued anymore. 😅
graceinsheepsclothing
Wow! Spectacular!
abirkhalilart
Thank you so much!!
AllTheKitties
It's really interesting to me that the face is almost completely done, but nothing else is more than vaguely outlined. Is that how you typically do it? Is that how everyone typically does this kind of drawing? I don't draw at all, so I'm just curious! It's a very well done drawing!
abirkhalilart
With realism and hyperrealism, artists typically work from a photo reference, which makes it possible to focus on one area and fully develop it before moving on to another. I use this approach because it makes my process videos more engaging for my audience to watch.
However, when I’m teaching, I prefer to lay down base layers across the entire subject first and then build up all areas gradually and simultaneously. When drawing from life or imagination, that’s the general approach.
AllTheKitties
Very cool!! Thank you for the explanation!
deidyomega
I'm Greg's owner; for anyone thinking about hiring them, absolutely do it. They were the best to work with!
abirkhalilart
It is so kind of you to leave a recommendation! Thank you so much! 🤍
stonqledisponible2000
Yeah, yeah, we know the trick...there is a hole in the paper and that's a real cat!
mmoser35731415
Yep I kept watching for the car to blink, it never, lol
abirkhalilart
😅
stonqledisponible2000
(for the people who are going to rage, it was a joke. I know that's a drawing and it's amazing)
abirkhalilart
Oh! I think it was clear you meant it as a joke! I only took it as a compliment. Thank you! ☺️
stonqledisponible2000
Some people don't so I prefer to be explicit :)
abirkhalilart
Fair! We can be easily misunderstood on the Internet.
dpat13
I bet she can draw the rest of the owl.
abirkhalilart
I think I’ll manage. :)
dpat13
You are an amazing artist. I hope to be half as good as you in ten years
abirkhalilart
Thank you so much!
10 years in a long time. I’m sure you’ll be great by then!
Wnat mediums and subjects do you work with?
dpat13
I’ve picked up art again after a long time. Pencil seems to be what I m best at. I just tried ink s that one scared me . Not much room for error. I lost do leather crafting. Hand bags, wallets, glasses cases etc. I am trying to 100 things and see what sticks.
abirkhalilart
It’s wonderful that you’ve returned to art! Graphite is such a fantastic medium. I used to work mostly with charcoal for a long time, and it’s amazing how satisfying working in monochrome can be. I work with watercolors, which can be pretty unforgiving too, so I totally get what you mean about ink.
And wow, it sounds like you’re doing so much with leather!
Exploring different things until you discover your true passion is really brave! I wish you all the best on that journey!