I'm back! My first digital illustration, a László reinterpretation.

in #creative4 years ago

Hello again precious souls!

This is my formal comeback to the now Hive blockchain!

I apologize for my absence these last 10 months.

Crazy times crazy life.

But let me tell you I wasn't wasting a single minute of it.

During my break from traditional painting, I bought myself a graphic tablet instead, and started painting again but now in a new medium. Apparently, no one nor anything can make me put away my brushes, even when life is beating the hell out of me.

But everything turned out okay, I promise!

This painting you can see right here was my first digital painting ever. A reinterpretation of the famous painting called A young girl by Philip Alexius de László, a Hungarian impressionist from 1870.

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I made this painting in Adobe Illustrator, a program based on vectorial objects, which has the benefit of making any illustration totally scalable keeping the same quality no matter the size.

In case you were wondering how is this even possible, it's because vectorial graphics are made up of mathematics equations. Every line, every point, and curve, there's a computer calculating math stuff behind what appears on the screen.

You can find more info about this right here

And then you may ask again, why using this complex terrifyingly sounded method of digital illustration when you can just open windows Paint or Photoshop or something like that girl?

Well... Here goes my only acceptable answer for that:
The ones in charge to teach me how to digitalize my work were graphic designers only. Not illustrators. So none of them could teach me properly the magic of Photoshop before I got irreparably attached to vectorial illustration 👍

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So here I aaaaaaaaaam :)

Anyway, learning digital painting was not exactly easy peasy, I still find myself a newbie. So I thought it may be a good idea to show you guys my journey in this new medium.

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Referenced picture/painting:


Image credit

Title: A young lady
Author: Philip Alexius De László
Technique: Oil on canvas
Date: 1899

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All content is my own unless otherwise stated.

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Good to see you back! It was good to chat with you yesterday in @theterminal , and look forward to seeing your journey continue again...

Off topic; my son said if you're on iPad, you should check out the following:

https://procreate.art/

Love and light ✨

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your support!!!

YES, I've heard wonders from the Procreate app, and I'm craving to try it.

Thank you again! 💕

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My dearest Claudia, you've grown out of your comfort zone and we all are ready to admire all you've got to offer!😄 I love that you are now officially an all terrain artist 😉 love you💟

Thank you for always being there for me, beautiful Maria 💛💛💛💛💛

Welcome back @parchi-guaya So happy to hear you overcame your obstacles and are back at painting. Learning and attempting to put into action any new knowledge is awesome. Never stop learning is my philosophy.

Take care and have a good rest of your weekend.

Thank you so much for these warm words! I am also happy to be back, I missed you all 💗

Being in constant learning is like having a new source of motivation, expecting better futures and scenarios keeps the light of life on! Or at least that was my case!

So happy to hear it.