The Lady With No Name
Drawing by Denise Webster
I am inspired by art and architecture and the people who created and designed them. I am fascinated on how things are built and how they work.
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The beauty of horses
Artwork by Kamal
Since childhood I started to love drawing horses When my teacher painted one of them on the blackboard with chalk. After I arrived at the university There was a professor in the art of drawing named Faik Hassan، He was creative in drawing horses I loved drawing them more.
The Creation of Adam
Artwork by Rowena Tam
Art has given my life new meaning. Since suffering the loss of my husband, I turned to art for comfort and it has since been an anchor for my health and wellbeing. Initially, art has been a challenge; given the numerous forms available and not to mention the patience needed to create something that not only satisfies the eye but also the soul. Art has taught me to be mindful, supportive and resilient – not only to other’s but to myself.
Hyper realistic portrait drawing of a girl
Artwork by Himanshu Vora
Though I am a software engineer, Art means a lot to me, that drives me to some divine and serene place where I am not present but disolve in the whole, being the one. That seems like meditation for me.
Why do I draw? To portrait my son and my daughter
Artowrk by Francesco
My name is Francesco, I’m from Italy, I live in the south. I always tryed to improve my drawing techniques in order to have good portraits of my family. I use graphite pencils, charcoal, sanguine and sometimes white chalk on toned paper.
Max Sibenius Trip
The many sides and Loves of a Retiree!
Hi, my name is Max Sibenius Trip, 79 years old Retiree of Dutch origin and live in Australia with my Scottish wife Isobel.
In 1997, I had my first encounter with the Art World, joining a local Art Group, learning Drawing and Painting Techniques from local Artists.
Not afraid to become “AMAZING”!
Artworks by Sandy Fox
It’s been a long, rather fractured journey…please read on. I had just come out of an orphanage in the early forties and moved into a cinderblock basement with my grandmother and grandfather. There was an old stove, a washtub, a cardtable, an old chair and an incinerator. As my grandmother and grandfather played cards every night after dinner, I would sit in the big chair and draw pictures in my grandmother’s books.
Overcoming Lifes’ Obstacles
Drawing by Charles Simmons
For as long as I can remember I have had a love and passion to draw.
Through the years, due to various things in my life making demands on my time, drawing and art in general, has had different faces and roles in my life.
I had a very bad experience with an art instructor when I was about 13/14 years old.
Crooked pots
Artwork by Donna, Drawing Academy student
