How I went from grayscale to colorful drawings :)

I remember when I started drawing on a daily basis, I was really afraid of using color, so I just made everything on a grayscale.

I've met many people who felt the same when they were starting out, simply doing a line was a great endeavor, imagining adding one color to that mix or lots of colors, was nerve-racking 🤯

The only way I could think of to deal with that anxiety was to simply draw things on a grayscale until I felt confident enough to start trying out colors. It took me like a month of drawing at least once per day, and doing lots of sketches to finally find the courage to start adding colors. Once I added the first colors, I just couldn't stop adding them. 🤩

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I think the drawings that I can do now look so much better with colors, more life-like and also I try to make them really cheerful as I love colorful and happy stuff 😁

It's not that I don't like grayscale art, I like a lot what I did back them and also feel really fond of that art because it slowly helped me grow as a better artist. Now I just simple add colors to everything I do 😊.


The following are a selection of my first grayscale drawings 📝.

Bird_Sketch_1_1024x1024_by_L3Dart.jpg

Girl_1_by_luistresd_1024x1024.jpg

Relax_Girl_Ink_by_L3D.jpg


And now a selection of my colorful drawings 😁.

Sketchbook_2014_9_by_L3Dart.jpg

Onion_Guy_by_L3Dart.jpg

6x4_006_Lady_by_L3Dart.jpg


Oh wow, look at the time 00:48! I've lots of drawings to show, but first I should get my beauty sleep 😎😅


If you wanna see some more of my work, I invite you to check out my Instagram 😉

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