Expressive Drawing with Charcoal
Building Your Portfolio and Sharing Your Work
A course by Tianyin Wang , Artist
About the video: Building Your Portfolio and Sharing Your Work
Overview
“Last but not least, I will give you a few tips on how to let the community notice your work and style. Don't be afraid to show your work! Pick the art form that suits you best and play with it. Don't switch your art form often; the more you work with it, the better you will know it. ”
In this video lesson Tianyin Wang addresses the topic: Building Your Portfolio and Sharing Your Work, which is part of the Domestika online course: Expressive Drawing with Charcoal. Experiment with composition, perspective, and proportion to create charcoal illustrations that express the soul of your subject.
Partial transcription of the video
“Building Your Portfolio and Sharing Your Work In this lesson, I will tell you how to build up your portfolio and share your works. Everyone has their own art journey, and so do I. I tried different materials and methods in the early stage of my artistic career. If you do not share with the public, no one sees your work, it is very difficult to get feedback, and you will never be able to know which one is your strong arm. I understand developing artwork is not easy and everyone has that novice stage, including me. To share your work with the public, especially today, we have so many choices,...”
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Course summary for: Expressive Drawing with Charcoal
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Areas
Drawing, Fine Arts, Naturalistic Illustration, Portrait Drawing
Tianyin Wang
A course by Tianyin Wang
Tianyin Wang is an artist currently based in London. He discovered his passion for drawing at an early age and went on to study illustration before getting his start in the editorial industry, producing mostly digital pieces. In search of a more organic medium, he began experimenting with charcoal, developing a unique style through the interplay of its different formats. He prefers drawing freehand, as it helps him capture the motion and energy of his subjects.
Tianyin has collaborated with clients including Oxford University Press, Bloomsbury Publishing, and STYLIST magazine. He has displayed his work in galleries across the UK and sold pieces to art collectors internationally. He also received a New Blood Award from D&AD in 2009 and the Larson Juhl Award from the Society of Wildlife Artists.
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