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Artist // Professional // Traditional Art
- Feb 25, 1989
- Spain
- Deviant for 10 years
- www.okaoki.com
- He / Him
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He ilustrado varios libros y colaborado en múltiples publicaciones como ilustrador y diseñador.
Uso cualquier medio a mi alcance para dibujar, entre mis preferidos: el lápiz, la pluma y las acuarelas.
I have illustrated several books and contributed to many publications as illustrator and designer.
I use any medium at my disposal to draw, amongst my favourites are: pencil, pen and watercolors.
Twitter: twitter.com/odomi2
Instagram: www.instagram.com/odomi2/
Uso cualquier medio a mi alcance para dibujar, entre mis preferidos: el lápiz, la pluma y las acuarelas.
I have illustrated several books and contributed to many publications as illustrator and designer.
I use any medium at my disposal to draw, amongst my favourites are: pencil, pen and watercolors.
Twitter: twitter.com/odomi2
Instagram: www.instagram.com/odomi2/
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Watercolor, ink, brushes, pens, pencils, photoshop, tablet...
Other Interests
nature, plants, music, gastronomy, beach :D
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Here's my price list (varies according to size, so that would be up to you):
Time frame also is tied to the size and communication, but usually goes from one to two weeks.
Kind regards,
Here's my price list (varies according to size, so that would be up to you):
CommissionsThese are my rates for personal commissions.
For commercial work inquiries feel free to drop me a note or an email at: odomi2@gmail.com
-Prices are orientative and for a finished, detailed scene.
-Commission availability may vary depending on my workload, but if accepted I always provide a time frame to completion.
-I also provide sketches and works in progress along the way (See more information in this blog entry).
A5 148 x 210 mm
Color 25 €
B&W 15 €
A4 210 x 297 mm
Color 70 €
B&W 35€
A3 297 x 420 mm
Time frame also is tied to the size and communication, but usually goes from one to two weeks.
Kind regards,
Friendly reminder that "technical terminology" is just that. Knowing it might help you do better art but it's not a requirement. Most of those concepts are fairly recent, and GREAT pieces of art can be found +50000 years far back.
I think it's much more important to understand how light behaves.
Light:
-have a point of origin or various.
-have intensity and color
-reacts on surfaces and through substances (including air/humidity).
Use those key points to observe and understand what's happening in each picture you see or scene you witness, use references, and try to apply what you learn on your work.
I think it's much more important to understand how light behaves.
Light:
-have a point of origin or various.
-have intensity and color
-reacts on surfaces and through substances (including air/humidity).
Use those key points to observe and understand what's happening in each picture you see or scene you witness, use references, and try to apply what you learn on your work.
Yes, I understand what you mean. Ideally, having someone who knows the topics teach you is the way to go, it helps a great deal to start off.
My worry is that being overwhelmed by terminology can demoralize the same as that lack of "steady progress" you mentioned.
Just remember that no matter how you approach it, self learning will always be the hard way, I think it's almost impossible to get rid of the feeling that you aren't making all the progress you could. But you are making progress, you must get used to it.
Regarding the humidity thing, that's something only really affects color (well maybe also dispersion but unless there's literally fog it shouldnt make much difference).
So don't mind that too much.
If you have any specific questions feel free to ask.
And good luck!