SONG: Cyndy Lauper - Time After Time
I love drawing. I don’t usually have
time to draw, but when I can find some free time – I don’t care if it is an
hour or just ten minutes –, I draw.
Sometimes, when I’m bored or I don’t
know what to do, I just take my pencil and I start doing lines in a paper, just
doodles, and little by little a shape is formed and I discover something to
draw, the beginning of a drawing to create, a new idea.
When I have this start, it’s easy for me
to continue drawing and create a new and original drawing.
However, sometimes it’s not so easy.
Sometimes, I start to doodle and nothing happens; I can’t see nor imagine any
clear figure to transform my doodle into a drawing. Sometimes, when I really
want to draw, I have no ideas to create.
Yes, it’s true. Although it seems an
illogical situation, when I want to draw I haven’t got any ideas in my mind,
and when I don’t want to or I’m just bored I have millions of them: I have more
ideas when I need them the less. That’s very frustrating!
Other times I just look on the Internet
or in some books for drawings that I like and I copy them as I don’t want to
become frustrated or even to drive me crazy because I don’t have any ideas to
draw.
Finally, there are some times when I
know exactly what I want to draw and I have the sketch inside my mind, so I
just need to “ let it go” without being a lot of time thinking about what I’m
going to do.
About my artistic style I can only say
that I prefer drawing by pencil, shading instead of colouring, as I think that
if I colour my drawings they will be worse than if they were in black and
white.
But this doesn’t mean that I never
colour my drawings; I do it, and when I paint them I prefer using coloured
pencils since I don’t know how to use water colours, oil painting, charcoal and
many other materials which I would like to use to colour my drawings well, as
I’ve never attended art classes – apart from the ones which we have at the high
school.
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