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RE: Art Talk Vlog #2 Why you should draw if it's something you've wanted to do | Art by Clark
I've been drawing since I was young just like you. I got out of it in my early 20's because working and partying were more important to me at the time. Then I got married and we had a child so needless to say, in my mid 40's, I'm getting back in to it. My medium of choice is colored pencil but one day I'm going to teach myself to paint and also do some digital painting. I just need to build up the nerve to start those.
That's cool that we both started young. Also, I get getting out of it for working and partying. It's hard for me to keep up drawing and creating as much content as I do while having to work. Work zaps a lot of energy and makes getting things done outside of it a bit more challenging. I'm happy to hear that you're getting back into it. Who knows, maybe you can teach your child what you've learned? Color pencil are cool and I've seen some amazing work done with them. I use them myself but I like markers better. I like using color pencil on top of markers. I wish you the best of luck in your painting endeavors because I can't pain to save my life lol. I can't really do digital painting either although I do plan on doing it in the future. I have the supplies for it but I'm so busy with ink and other stuff that I've only used my pad twice now. I'm sure you'll be able to if you purchase the tools you need for it. It'll be a lot easier to start if they're around you when you get the urge to want to do it. Thank you for the comment. Take care!