• makingStuffForFun@lemmy.ml
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    Watercolour.

    The way the pigment blends, and finds its own way.

    Predictably unpredictable.

    Dreamlike paintings, flowing, and seductive.

    I’m smitten, and I’m terrible at it! Haha

  • 🎨 Elaine Cortez 🇨🇦 @lemm.ee
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    Digital drawing using Paint Tool Sai 1! I sometimes feel like the odd one out because everyone else seems to either use Clip Studio Paint or Procreate haha, but I love Paint Tool Sai so much it’s my beloved. It was made by just one guy too! 😃

  • lennybird@lemmy.world
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    9 hours ago

    Music. Listening; creating… Doesn’t matter. It soothes the soul.

    I do appreciate television to be able to make people feel or convey a concept to those who otherwise might not get it. The Handmaid’s Tale changed a lot of lifelong Republicans to Democrats, for example.

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    demos, as in some geek created music and 2d art and 3d art and programmed in a series of interesting routines in a thematic style, with no attempt at monetization. a global scene has been ongoing since computers ran at < 1 mhz. lan parties on the scale of thousands have competitions.

  • ComradeSharkfucker@lemmy.ml
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    Thats a tough one because it really depends on what message or concept the art is conveying but most generally for 2D art I love thick acrylic paint on canvas and I’m particularly partial to the impasto technique. For 3D art its clay for sure, I love how versatile it is.

  • m_f@discuss.online
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    I really like sculptures. I generally don’t care for staring at paintings, but if it’s 3D then I’m in. Really liked a Matisse exhibit I saw a while back