
Yep I'm cleaning the house, that's why these old things are getting out. This very yellow loooong fox it's from the early eighties i think cause i found him/her inside an anthology i used during the secondaries. I was looking for an Heinrich Böll novel i remembered having read in this book, but i couldn't remember the title (memories of a young king, read it by the way, Böll it's incredibly fun and bright) and i found this too.
I drew lots if foxes back then.
Also, i sort of drew better than a decade after imo, art school was all about not using imagination and i sort of fell out of love for personal art.
Edit: i also recognize the coloring style that was what my secondaries teacher sort of imposed us. She was a good teacher, very passionate about art, very enthusiastic about creativity, but also, a complete psycho bitch. It happens.
http://www.gabriellamalfatti.it/
I drew lots if foxes back then.
Also, i sort of drew better than a decade after imo, art school was all about not using imagination and i sort of fell out of love for personal art.
Edit: i also recognize the coloring style that was what my secondaries teacher sort of imposed us. She was a good teacher, very passionate about art, very enthusiastic about creativity, but also, a complete psycho bitch. It happens.
http://www.gabriellamalfatti.it/
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Thanks! I think it was an inevitable passage. When you learn something new, expecially when you're very young, you sort of have to put your instincts aside. At least, it's like this for me. My creativity sort of got in the middle when i had to learn something more theoretical. I'm happy i found back the joy of drawing, years after, though...
Man I don't know what it is, but I adore this old old art so much, especially as I can almost draw parallels to what I was drawing when I was a similar age...despite probably being that age a few odd decades earlier. Wowie. Something about oddly proportioned technicolor animals just continues to capture the youth, I suppose?
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