Hoy en Guest Starring!, quiero dedicar la sección a ese fichero de dibujos que todos, aprendices o profesionales, guardamos en nuestros ordenadores. Con el tiempo, guardamos allí dibujos que nos dicen algo, nos gustan por el dibujante, por los colores, por lo que aparece en ellos, y vamos archivándolos, como referencia, o porque sí, y algunos con el tiempo ni recordamos quien los hizo, tan solo que nos dieron algo, algo que nos dijo que queríamos conservarlo.
Este es el caso de una de las ilustraciones más antiguas que tengo en mi fichero, que siempre me ha gustado y que siempre me ha servido de fuente de superación y de inspiración, de saber que siempre se puede hacer más y mejor, aunque ya no recuerde quien lo hizo.
Today in Guest Starring!, I want to dedicate, this section to the draw fólder in our computer, which everyone, learners or proffesionals, have. With the time, we save there the draws that mean something to us, maybe because of the characters or the artist, or the colours… because of what appears on them… and we keep saving there, like referente, or because we want to, and some of them with the time, we didnt remember who draw them, just that they gave us something, that we wanted to keep.
This is the example of one of the older illustration i had on my file, which I have ever like it, and that always had Works for me when I look for superation or inspiration, to know that we can make more, that we can make it better. Even when we can remember who the artist was.
That's Jay Anacleto's Aria, isn't it, Daniel?
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Best,
J.
I am not sure, as I say, I had this cover since years and I forget who draw this :-S
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