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J-o-a-n β autoretrat a la schiele
Published: 2009-03-04 20:44:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 1241; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 10
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maybe if I try to copy schiele I'll find the way to my own hand, so far from itRelated content
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i am tool tying to copy schiele his lines are so free yet are precise and defining i dont know either how he does it. it seems though as if he took time to look at his figure then began quickly in on sweep to draw the whole figure in a matter of minutes.
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i'm seeking for my own style, too. anyway, nice Schiele-style interpretation
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One can learn a lot from copying masters, but you have a wonderful and natural talent! Keep working and trust yourself.
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Me encanta la soltura del trazo ........a lo buen Egon
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I would not call it copying if you're willing to admit you admire Schiele's style and only wish to perfect it yourself.
I like this piece a lot.
I'm gonna go ahead and favourite it
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I donΒ΄t agree with your point of view about schiele. I think that is the most used trace before and after schiele's existence.
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thank you very much for bringing an interesting comment, I don't know what to tell you but I don't see in myself the torment that artists I admire, like Schiele, had, and was reflected in their lines, so I feel I'm pretending to be something I'm not when I draw like this, even when it comes pretty natural from my body.
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i like the freedom of the lines - they are so loose but give such a definition to the pose
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