LoshuIsLost
@loshuislost.bsky.social
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Honestly, if you are drawing from a reference, it's courteous to credit the ref, as you've done. ^^
Even better if you can link to the piece in question.
Students of the great masters would sit within the galleries and paint copies to understand the art before them.
This is no different!
Even better if you can link to the piece in question.
Students of the great masters would sit within the galleries and paint copies to understand the art before them.
This is no different!
November 22, 2024 at 5:21 AM
Honestly, if you are drawing from a reference, it's courteous to credit the ref, as you've done. ^^
Even better if you can link to the piece in question.
Students of the great masters would sit within the galleries and paint copies to understand the art before them.
This is no different!
Even better if you can link to the piece in question.
Students of the great masters would sit within the galleries and paint copies to understand the art before them.
This is no different!
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#6: can someone educate me on the etiquettes of posting art ? I am new and I often practice drawing by sketching cool art I find online. Is it ok to post my copy of someone else’s art ? For instance @philnoto.bsky.social has a cool sketch here and I wanted to try it myself.
November 21, 2024 at 12:40 AM
#6: can someone educate me on the etiquettes of posting art ? I am new and I often practice drawing by sketching cool art I find online. Is it ok to post my copy of someone else’s art ? For instance @philnoto.bsky.social has a cool sketch here and I wanted to try it myself.
I appreciate this a lot, thank you Shenorai. I will try to post regularly, thank you again.
November 18, 2024 at 10:37 PM
I appreciate this a lot, thank you Shenorai. I will try to post regularly, thank you again.