Oil on paper.
Trying a lose style, don't look too close :-)
You can check out the intermediate steps on my revived (but resetted 😭) lemmy server here lemmy.mindoki.com/c/aip
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I love your style. (:
In a weird way, it also made sense to me upside down.
Hey thank you ! I'll try painting the next upside down 😁
Betty Edwards was a huge proponent of it. And although it personally hurts my brain, it does make things more fun and the results can be quite interesting. As if your evil-twin took control of your paper =P!
Ha ha I know that book in the link with the man sitting!
Great advice to unlock preconcieved or just natural ideas we have about how big things are.
I got to pass it on to another person so kudos to the person who brought it up because it's a brilliant way to see things from another perspective =)!