keigiriart

I want to talk about some simple things that even professional photomanipulators don't give enough attention sometimes. It's the reason why our work can be perceived as wrong a bit , especially by traditional artists. People who are not artists usually say “something's wrong”                                                            Our theme for today is colour of light and shadow. I want to point out – there are many colour schemes and rules for that (it would be better to write an individual tutorial on that), some are better for realistic works, some for surrealism, some for abstraction etc. It depends on your idea.

We are a group of artists that have noticed there's widespread confusion and misconceptions spreading about the limits and ethics of referencing, so we have decided to help the community by clearing up the idea of what referencing is! -- You can also watch a video about it, just click here! What is referencing? When we talk about “referencing,” we could also talk about “searching for information.” Imagine that you have to do an essay for school about plants, animals, planets, in other words, a subject you don’t know much about. What’s the first thing you do before you start writing? Search for information