Notes
I've lived in Texas the whole of my life, only ever leaving state or country during vacation. Born in Austin my mother moved us frequently during my early life, every year or so should I say. Always running from her paranoia, I grew up having no stable friendships having to get up and leave only a year after meeting most people. The friends I were able to keep were all chosen by my mother giving me no freedom of making my own discoveries.
Growing up with no real friendship I learned to make my own friends, call it an over hyper imagination. Constantly drawing or watching highly fantastical shows, Jem and the Holograms, Justice League, countless animes- I was constantly surrounded by creativity.
I'd say it helped me as well as hurt me- gave me all the makings of an artist while also setting me up for a lonely life- Older now, I'm better- I've got my social group and am comfortable. It's just how it went.
I've been drawing for basically all my life, but that's not the only type of art I love. I am quite infatuated with music, I myself can't sing or play any interments but I can jam out to Chappell Roan. I also enjoy knitting with a loom, as well as story writing. Most likely when I'm not drawing or doing some sort of work (school work, chores, etc) I'm writing or reading. Mostly writing.
When it comes to drawing, I enjoy drawing people specifically. I'll draw animals and maybe attempt buildings and plants (never one to not try things) but I prefer people, whether full body or profile. Anatomy as well as dynamic posing is my favorite. I love looking at a person and dividing them into all the shapes that makeup their figure or pose. I'll draw from a live reference or online picture (mostly worked with Pinterest photos). Most of my sketchbooks are filled with dump after dump of people and poses.
I just love anatomy and poses.
