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From the album: Flea's Collection
The original image was NOT done by me. This is just a re-draw I did from a book. I don't often do this, I just loved the image and had to have a version of my own. -
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I don't know what to call this? -
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This was a tattoo design I commissioned for someone. There is a colour version. -
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Painted/drawn with a stick and ink with paint. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
Concept sketches for other work -
From the album: Flea's Collection
This was the concept drawing for my Juice painting -
From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
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From the album: Flea's Collection
Another concept design. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
This is one of the drawings I did for my children's book. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
I did a whole bunch of pieces separately and put them together. I have a soft spot for this one. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
I love doing ink drawings from time to time. I usually draw women, this was my first male. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
Just something I did unplanned one day. -
From the album: Flea's Collection
This was done for a contest for a children's game. -
Slowly getting ready for the day. pencil drawing
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It is a waste of time (and expensive art materials,) in trying to force yourself to paint when you are not in the mood. Here are a few personal tips on getting oneself motivated and finding the time to do some art: 1. Have a source of income other than art, so that you can paint when you feel like it - not just when you need money for food, rent and beer! 2. Have a bit of space, (a spare room, well-lit garage - or even just a corner of the living room if you are not lucky enough to have your own studio,) where you can leave all of your gear out. That way, when the mood strikes, you will not have the bother of getting all your art materials and accoutrements out before you can even start. This is a great way of maximizing your precious painting time... 3. Unplug the computer! 4. Unplug the TV 5. Put on some nice music. 6. Take the dogs for a walk first. Get them tired-out - and then you can concentrate on your art! 7. Open a can of cold beer or a bottle of nice red wine. 8. Get some painting done before you fall asleep!
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Jiří Antonín Votypka posted a gallery image in Drawings, sketches, cartoons - (any media, any subject)
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