great style!~

hey bmw... lookit this tattoo... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v386/redgem72/tattoo1.jpg
I'd never get it done to me, but isn't it cool?

Thanks guys...Very pretty lori...
Ok so if i were to try and adapt myself to a new style it would be something like this..what kind of tips can you guys give me to help me in this endeavor...

This style isn't much different than the one you have now. I say paint without lines, paint with broad strokes of color.

Thanks ..I'm gonna try it..what about shading..I mean like don't worry about it..will it still look ok..I kinda liked this picture better before i put the lines in her hair..i don't know...

When you look at someone or something with your eyes, do you see lines? No, you see colors. Some have sharp edges where the color changes from one angle to another on a surface and some are a fading gradual change or soft edge.

I think I need to study up a bit...I've been stuck in the same thing for so long..thanks for your advice cause i really respect your opinion....I got one in my studio that i think will be really good for this new thing i am trying...

It's all about trial and error, i've never read a tutorial on how to draw.Thats why i tend to mostly do realism so i can copy an image, i want to eventually add my own style to a drawing because it gets boring doing the same thing all the time.I tried to add some style to that pot i drew and that nude im drawing, but im not entirely happy yet...so i'll just keep on practicing until i get there.

Thanks Flubbles...I've never really studied drawing..my dad said he knew from a very early age that I would grow up drawing....but what really got it started was when my dad became disabled and we all had to help do the work to help pay bills..so my first real job was painting pumpkins on the market when i was 10...and i've done that every year since...matter of fact..I am going to pick up my poumpkins in the morning...I'm gonna keep trying to improve though..I've got a lot of good inspiration here at 2draw...