Creative Tools
Creating art has always been therapeutic, it also gives me a sense of balance. Although I have experimented with digital processes lately, I still use traditional medium. Disconnecting from the internet is important for my well-being, it helps fuel my creativity, so being able to create art while unplugged feels good to me.
I also doodle and browse ideas from sketchbooks, I simply prefer getting ideas from my previous notes and sketches versus looking for it from other artists. While out walking, I take photos and take inspiration from that, too.
Process: Dazed in a Labyrinth
Dazed in a Labyrinth When I draw or paint and it doesn’t work out, sometimes I don’t throw away the unfinished work- ideas don’t come handy all the time so I keep whatever fruit I get from any process. I have a lot of these stored files of abandoned works. In my new series, I made use of some of them and created totally fresh pieces. It takes countless hours to finish these artworks. Following up on my April 1st post, here is the process of DAZED IN A LABYRINTH which I started working on last month- I previously posted a WIP preview. Initial snapshots are a bit blurry here since a few of these previous ones were taken with low res lenses. Tools: Sketchbook, Procreate on iPad Mini 5 + iPad Pro 2020 “You were born an original, don’t die a copy.”
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Editing. Learning. Creating. Be back soon. ❤ For inquiries about my artworks, DM via IG: @lheanstorm
Fractal Moon: Visitors on this Planet
My beach art installation at Fractal Moon, Zambales called, “Vistors on this Planet”
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