Drawing with passion

hyelakingsfan · Post by **hyelakingsfan** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 2:32 pm

Does this happen to anyone?
If you draw something and you have a passion about that exact picture, do you feel like you draw better?
Like a picture that you really love alot and just adore it.

crackpot27 · Post by **crackpot27** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 2:37 pm

Sure...that's how it should go

If you really love what you're working with (whether it be the subject or simply the idea) you put more time and energy than if it were something you were simply drawing to pass time, ect...That's how it works for me anyway

kittens · Post by **kittens** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 2:40 pm

Yes, sure

But lately since I do not have time, I cannot draw anything and I miss that feeling

ALso it might be strange to you but solving math problems is the same feeling

To prove or to create algorithms you need to have some passion and creativities.... So yeah I do have these passions to drawing and to math

kisara · Post by **kisara** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 3:10 pm

Of course! Wouldn't bother with it if ya didn't have those moments every now and then! My favorites are the ones that you get sooooo into that the lines literaly start to appear on the page before you've even drawn them, to the point where you actually feel like you're tracing something. It's a very kewl thing.

Wendy · Post by **Wendy** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 3:31 pm

Naturally!
If I don't like what I'm making, what's the use in doing it anyway?

I need to love what I'm making, otherwise I might as well stop drawing.
The drawings will turn out soulless.

In_Gabriel_We_Trust · Post by **In_Gabriel_We_Trust** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 3:47 pm

Drawing with passion... the more passionate I get about my drawings, the worse they become. So I try to keep it to a sane clearheaded level.

I was going to say "Drawing with passion ? I draw with pencils." But I don't think I'd survive the groans.

Post by **Rekka Alexiel** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:29 pm

Hasn't happened very often, especially since I can't draw, but there have been a few pics that make me go "Ooooh!" lol Only wish it happened more often!!

Danny-Inu · Post by **Danny-Inu** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 5:01 pm

Actually, I draw faster if I have passion in that piece. If not, I'll just be drawing mindless gestures until I get what I want.

Baakay · Post by **Baakay** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 5:17 pm

Most definitely. Although passion can't really make up for a native lack of any real talent

One of the very best drawings I've ever done is a sketch of daughter Jenny when she was about three. We were on the way to visit their grandfather, and had the very back row of the plane, so we all occupied ourselves with drawing. I did this sketch of Jen that looks slightly like "child as anime character" and was meant to -- and it caught her three-year-old essence perfectly.

Another piece of art I did that turned out very well indeed was a class project in which we were to give a try at the "draw yourself in five lines" thing we found on a web site somewhere. Mine was highly abstract, but is symbolic of a mom encircling her two girls in her arms.

Guess what I'm passionate about

Cloud · Post by **Cloud** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 5:17 pm

What makes you so certain. But not all of them?

Baakay · Post by **Baakay** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 5:22 pm

Whoops. Sorry about that. don't try to do stuff when winter storms are messing with your cable access.

yoshito · Post by **yoshito** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 11:36 pm

Yep, I think so. Although I've been drawing the same pose for my comic going on 1.5 years now. >.< Can't get it right like in my dreams...

That and I suck at drawing people.

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