April 06, 2010
April 05, 2010
Oekaki tte nan desu ka?
Oekaki (お絵描き) literally means "sketch" or "drawing" in Japanese. Oekaki when it is referring to the internet is basically drawing in pixels, usually done by a graphics program on the web server/website itself, uploaded to BBS and then posted along with other users oekaki. It is very popular.
I wanted to find something like Conceptart.org (which I don't I go to) and CGHub, but in Japanese language and found a website called "Pixiv" which basically, is a Japanese equivalent of Deviant art. I registered and looked at the bottom of the site and noticed there was a Pixiv chat function. Curious about this, I clicked such a link, and found myself in front of a page with basically live oekaki paint sections. So you can walk into these rooms and while you paint, you can chat with users. I think this is a big plus for me, not only because I can talk to people abroad, but I can use/study my Japanese while working on my color theory/painting skills at the same time. So yes... Oekaki.. (The bunny car is mine btw)






I wanted to find something like Conceptart.org (which I don't I go to) and CGHub, but in Japanese language and found a website called "Pixiv" which basically, is a Japanese equivalent of Deviant art. I registered and looked at the bottom of the site and noticed there was a Pixiv chat function. Curious about this, I clicked such a link, and found myself in front of a page with basically live oekaki paint sections. So you can walk into these rooms and while you paint, you can chat with users. I think this is a big plus for me, not only because I can talk to people abroad, but I can use/study my Japanese while working on my color theory/painting skills at the same time. So yes... Oekaki.. (The bunny car is mine btw)
March 25, 2010
March 17, 2010
Painting: Midnight Painting
March 15, 2010
Painting: Woman in white dress
This needs a blog entry of it's own because there's so much! I've changed this painting a lot and probably will continue to (That's just the nature of my way of painting...). But I kinda finished it once and thought "no, I want something different" so it's still in progress. Anyway, here is the chronological order. Start to near finish and the awkward middles...







This is the one I thought looked finished:

And this is where I'm at now:

This is the one I thought looked finished:
And this is where I'm at now:
Art Update: Wow.. out of date much?
January 24, 2010
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