Ohk #fashionart did this sketch tonight...I know its a common fashion but av always wanted to do this so here is the breakdown
Cashmere jacket (*winks),scarf, a plain top,stretchy jean, and to finish it, pointed heels...so what do you guys think? Plssss don't mind the face but you can mind the Brazilian hair lol
Just got some coloured pencils and I couldn't wait to use it ...so I decided to draw Ariel #disneyprincess last night so am sharing it now what do you guys think ?
Hey guys am really sorry for this little break but the good news is that am back and we are gonna pick up where we left off .
So still on the art portfolio the next friend I will be introducing is
Mary: outspoken
She is bold, jovial, a no nonsense lady and God fearing she has been my friend since kindergarten.
And the list continues....
I had to republish cos i discovered I didn't include the sketch before so here it is..
Her name is Suleiman Shalom she is ma friend,she is adventurous,caring,lovable and God fearing.
That's friend two and the list continues...
I used just 2b pencil for it. I tried? Thanks.
The portrait of President Muhammed Buhari by Samuel Osemudiamen a medical doctor and also an artist is amazing and artspiring.
The medium used was pastel.
For more of his works check out his page on instagram @magnumart
Africa is considered as the birthplace of
human civilization, with the east African region of Nubia being regarded as the location of the Garden of Eden where Adam
and Eve were born. Ancient Egypt is the most famous African empire that dominates the religious, scientific and anthropological spheres of study as it spearheaded writing,
agricultural, societal, political and military systems. It left an indelible mark on the world with its construction techniques, advanced irrigation and farming systems, its
system of mathematics and medicine and its popular Pharaohs. Other kingdoms came into existence after the Egyptian era, and below are some of the most significant ones
Source: africa.com
If a picture is indeed worth a
thousand words, then Rock Canyon graduate Ashley Bradley certainly has a lot to say.
In her four years at the Highlands Ranch school, the bubbly cheerleader could often be seen on the sidelines, rooting the Jaguars to
victory. She, herself, is also a state champion, having helped the Jags claim back-to-back 5A spirit titles in 2014 and 2015.
But Bradley also has a different, more imaginative side.
"Everyone said I had two completely different personalities. I was the cheerleader, and then I would all of the sudden be this artsy, edgy
person," she said. "I loved both parts. They were both me."
That other side was painting, and over the past few years, Bradley has proven herself to be a rising star in the art community. Her pieces have won local and national contests,
and as a result, have been featured in the Denver Art Museum, Parson School of Design in New York and even the U.S. Capitol. Some of those works have come from her
latest portfolio, which focuses on body image and self-love. Through her paintings, Bradley has sought to spread a message of accepting
oneself, and ignoring other people's
standards.
"I've really found a way that can express a message that really means something to me,"
she said. "I have struggled with [body image] growing up, you know, high school and middle school are very tough. You just felt the
pressure to be perfect, and be something you really weren't, so this has really helped me cope with that idea."
Perhaps some of the success of her paintings is the relatability factor. Bradley says her teammates have cheered on her message.
"They definitely look at it and [say], 'Yeah, that makes perfect sense with where we're at in our lives," she said.
Without question, Bradley has a natural gift, and one that runs in the family. Her twin sister is musically talented, while her older sister
has found a niche in photography. While Bradley enjoyed drawing and sketching growing up, she didn't take an art class until high school.
"I just found I was good at the projects and really enjoyed doing them," she said. That led Bradley to develop a passion for art
that led her to take every art class that was offered at Rock Canyon. By the time her senior year had arrived, she had run out of courses
to take. Instead of stopping, Bradley signed up for an independent study so she could
continue her passion.
This fall, Bradley will enroll at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she will continue to pursue a career in oil painting.
"Art is definitely what I plan to do," she said. " I plan on that for a profession. I want to prove everyone wrong and break that stereotype that everyone has of a starving
artist, that you can't really make a living that way."
Bradley has already begun that process, selling off some of her art before she heads to college.
To view her artwork, you can visit,
www.ashleybradleyart.com .
