01-26-2018, 09:20 PM
Not sure why no-one has replied to this thread, I find the topic very astute..!!
For me, digital art really is the way to go, since I have basically no visual artistic skills beyond stick figures, whatsoever.
A year ago or so, I re-discovered my long-asleep love of photography, digital of course, after having decades ago been fully committed to film photography.
Truth be told, photography is about as close as I come to visual content creation. With a camera in my hands, and a subject to photograph, I can apply some imagination and come up with very lovely photos, straight-out-of-camera and post-processed both.
Put a pencil or pen in my hand however, and I'm completely lost--no imagination at all....empty void.
Then again, digital drawing programs add an element of creativity which present the potential for non-artists like me to begin to acquire or discover skills which otherwise might never have come into being.
All of which is to say, digital imaging and digital content creation are where it's at....whomever asserts that digital imaging and digital content creation are somehow not legitimately creative, needs to learn to tie their own shoelaces.
Just sayin' ....
For me, digital art really is the way to go, since I have basically no visual artistic skills beyond stick figures, whatsoever.
A year ago or so, I re-discovered my long-asleep love of photography, digital of course, after having decades ago been fully committed to film photography.
Truth be told, photography is about as close as I come to visual content creation. With a camera in my hands, and a subject to photograph, I can apply some imagination and come up with very lovely photos, straight-out-of-camera and post-processed both.
Put a pencil or pen in my hand however, and I'm completely lost--no imagination at all....empty void.
Then again, digital drawing programs add an element of creativity which present the potential for non-artists like me to begin to acquire or discover skills which otherwise might never have come into being.
All of which is to say, digital imaging and digital content creation are where it's at....whomever asserts that digital imaging and digital content creation are somehow not legitimately creative, needs to learn to tie their own shoelaces.
Just sayin' ....
Best Regards,
Chaplain Mark
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'Tis better to have a camera and not need one, than to need a camera and not have one.
Chaplain Mark
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'Tis better to have a camera and not need one, than to need a camera and not have one.