#faceyourart

The face is always the most complicated part of a drawing. You have to capture the essence of the person and at the same time do it in an aesthetic way. You can’t get away from their features because in that case, however great the drawing is, the person won’t be seen in it.

Through the challenge #faceyourart I’ve been able to travel to drawings I made during the confinement and I really like to put them all together and see how the style changes.

Erotic art

After losing my main account due to instagram censorship I felt a lot of solidarity from other similar accounts. That’s why I decided to give back some of that love by creating this list of erotic accounts. If you see any mistakes, accounts that have been closed or new proposals, please write me. Constant update.

The conditions to appear in the list are: mostly erotic content, more than 1000 followers (sorry!, need to filter) and own content.





Petites Luxures

@petitesluxures


Charnellement votre

@charnellement_votre


Nymphidia

@nymphidia_


Myinputwo

@myinputwo


Ewan McLaughlin

@ewanagain
www.ewanewan.com

Pururart

@pururart


Lady de Puño

@depunio



Sia Eroart

@sia.eroart


En Rouge et Bleu

@en_rouge_et_bleu


Clitopatra

@clitopatra.png


Entreluietmoi

@entreluietmoi


Belle_x_art

@belle_x_art


Atelier Erotique

@ateliererotique


The original

Many times when a buyer receives the drawing at home the first thing he tells me is: the original looks much better. It’s frustrating sometimes to be working on a drawing, to be enjoying so much of the subtlety of some color shades, of the pencil line that looks fantastic… and then you scan the drawing, or you take a picture of it, and a lot of that gets lost.

Whenever possible try to visit art galleries, or see the artist’s work first hand. It’s worth it.

Papers

One of the things I’ve had the most trouble with is finding the right paper for each type of drawing. I started out with no big deal and bought (or was given) sketchbooks and any one of them would do for me as long as I had a lot of paper. When I started to sell drawings I found that people were asking me for works I had on cheap sketchbooks, sharing paper with other drawings. It couldn’t be so I started to be interested in finding the right paper. In the last weeks I tried up to 3 types of paper for pencil drawings and each one gave me different things but finally I think I found the balance I was looking for.

And just that, don’t settle for just any kind of paper because you can really tell the difference.