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An architect David Morales cannot imagine a day-to-day scene that he wouldn't want to draw. Always accompanied by his sketchbook, he paints various situations with a meticulous attention to detail.
Below you will find beautiful and unique designs that portray people, animals, streets, buildings and everyday objects.
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cashmeremanufacturer.com 6 years ago
Life is so beautiful when you are an artist! Everything in your eyes are so fantastic!
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Ged Maybury 6 years ago
Holy GOD that's a mess. (I mean the building!) Visual chaos. (& I've been an architect, for a little while. know it well.)
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boredkoala 6 years ago
Beautiful, I have always been fascinated by the shapes created by power lines!
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Ruby Brook 6 years ago
The powerlines make this look so cool! I like the way you can see the sky really well
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Ged Maybury 6 years ago
Ah - now I realise why these are distorted. Standing close and looking into a small room, the human gaze can see all the surfaces: floor/walls/ceiling; as if as one, and in one moment. The sketch replicates that reality.
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Marky 6 years ago
Told myself I will not follow any more accounts on Instagram...I just did follow his :o)
Sage Jay 6 years ago
posts like these both make me inspired to continue improving my art and inspired to quit bc I'll never be this good 😭
Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
Oh, go with Option #1! I just started back making art recently after many years away, and I enjoy it so much! I've learned to accept the fact that some of my work will be 'meh' or just plain bad, but you have to work through the crummy ones to start producing the good ones.
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rehabisforquitters 5 years ago
Unreal. SOOOOO good. I think some people have an innate ability (maybe they're born with it - is what I am saying). The artist's vision to 'see' his work in two-tone is amazing. Well done!
Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
I have given this much thought. If I could pick ANY creative skill in the world to have...it would be to draw like this! It seems like it would be SO cathartic! What a talent you have! (I am now coveting your talent.) LOL
Marky 6 years ago
Told myself I will not follow any more accounts on Instagram...I just did follow his :o)
Sage Jay 6 years ago
posts like these both make me inspired to continue improving my art and inspired to quit bc I'll never be this good 😭
Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
Oh, go with Option #1! I just started back making art recently after many years away, and I enjoy it so much! I've learned to accept the fact that some of my work will be 'meh' or just plain bad, but you have to work through the crummy ones to start producing the good ones.
Load More Replies... rehabisforquitters 5 years ago
Unreal. SOOOOO good. I think some people have an innate ability (maybe they're born with it - is what I am saying). The artist's vision to 'see' his work in two-tone is amazing. Well done!
Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
I have given this much thought. If I could pick ANY creative skill in the world to have...it would be to draw like this! It seems like it would be SO cathartic! What a talent you have! (I am now coveting your talent.) LOL
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