Like most, I only have a highschool art education, everything is trial and error as far as learning new techniques and styles. I think it just boils down to loving graphite and charcoal medium and having the desire to do the best job I can.
Hey Mark, if you don't already draw professionally, you might want to consider it. Like you, I love graphite. Just wanted to comment on the great work! my favorite is the reflection in the Eyeball pic. Cheers! Rob D.
srivarey
Member since Aug-22-02
93 posts, 4 feedbacks,
Dec-06-02, 02:09 AM ()
3. "RE: Marc Forest Portfolio."
Hello Marc, it's me srivarey your greatest fan !!! I was wondering why dont you think of having your work published in art journals. I was browsing through some journals and the some drawings featured there are no greater than yours for sure. As you are becoming professional(your work was always though) it might add to your market value(money no way can balance an artist's passion though). I didn't forget the basic fact that an artist is supposed to work for his exclusive pleasure but in most cases the work he/she produces amuses the folks around(if it's not very esoteric stuff). The gift of god needs to be shared among his children.
