/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3350372
>Picasso at age 12

>>3105382
>>3105390
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>>2876526
Age 11

>>2138832
Now I feel bad lol I shouldn't have used 'special', shoulda said something like 'unique'. Kids usually start trying to draw realistically around 10 and then most kids 'give up' drawing around early puberty. So, the decision to continue drawing is the 'real' beginning of someone who draws as a hobby/career/wutev.

Everyone drew up until puberty. Nothing all that unique about having drawn as a kid (unless you're picasso-tier, pic was when he was 12/13)

>>2091144

-Picasso made Bargue drawing copies
-The Bargue drawing course is for absolute beginners
-There's no way a technically competent painter like Picasso's father would be making Bargue drawings so late in his career
-Picasso's early classical work doesn't look anything like his father's work
-Picasso's work looks drastically different in every period he shifts into
-His classical work looks nothing like his impressinionist work, his impressionist work looks nothing like his proto cubist work, his proto cubist work looks nothing like his analytic cubist work, his analytic cubist work looks nothing like his synthentic cubist work, the synthetic stuff looks nothing like his neo-classical art, the neo classical work looks nothing like his neo-expressionist work.