Inspiration Art; Practice & Tributes, #3

Becoming a better artist? Sometimes you see something you want to draw, someone of importance or you want to learn a style or art genre. Anytime is great to practice. As you make more art you become better; especially if you study art eras or inspire a new one. Recreating an artist work is great practice to become a better artist; but be sure to credit the original artist in some way.

You can also make an art piece in a specific era like impressionism, surreal, modern, abstract and many styles are used today in tribute or study or just to make art.

Vincent Van Gogh Drawing to Study

This top art is an ink drawing by Van Gogh that I re-drew in the example below this one. Vincent Van Goh was considered an impressionist mostly.

Below is the recreation of the drawing in India ink by me, Nick Teti III. I used pencil at first then completed the drawing in India ink (dipped ink).

Here is more information on India Ink that opens in Wikipedia.

Bernie Wrightson Recreations

Unfortunately Bernie passed away, and many of us miss him and his art. He was very famous in the comic world.

Drawing of Frankenstein art piece by Bernie Wrightson, recreated by Nick Teti III

Bernie Wrightson tribute art – pen & ink drawing. Artist Nick Teti III. misterphoton.com 1 720 299-2084, Colorado USA. Practice pen & ink with a light pencil layer with as much detail as possible. The draw over the pencil background with Ink.

Practicing recreating art, art periods and specific styles is the best way to diversify your creativity and ideas.
It’s also a great way to pass time and becoming a better artist.

Page Summary

Example lessons to become an artist. Practicing art for development and education. Learn an artists era or style by practice. Bill Sienkiewicz / Frank Miller’s Elektra Assassin. And recreation of the series One Piece.