Okay, so today I messed around with something called “Marco’s Orozco.” Honestly, I didn’t even know what it was going in, just saw the name and thought, “Why not?”
First, I googled it. You know, the usual. Just typed in “Marco’s Orozco” and hit enter. I got a bunch of stuff back, like, it’s a person, maybe an artist or something? Lots of images, looked kinda cool, a bit abstract for my usual taste, but hey, I’m here to try new things.
Digging In
I clicked on a few of the image results. Some looked like paintings, others were more like… digital art? I’m not really sure. I don’t know much about art, to be honest.
I started to look, trying to figure out some common themes. I was looking for repeating styles.
I saw a lot of bold colors, you know, really bright reds and blues. And lots of shapes. Not like, circles and squares, but more… messy shapes. Organic, I guess you could call them.
Trying It Myself
After looking at a bunch of examples, I thought, “Okay, I’m gonna try to make something inspired by this.”
I grabbed my tablet and opened up my drawing app. It’s not a super fancy one, just something simple. I don’t have, like, professional tools or anything.
- I picked a big, bold color to start – a bright red. Felt right, based on what I’d seen.
- Then I just started drawing… blobs. Seriously, just blobs of color. No plan, just letting my hand move.
- I added some other colors – blues, yellows, a bit of green. Just kind of splashed them on there.
- I added more and more colors and shapes until I get what i want.
Honestly, the whole process was pretty relaxing. No pressure to make it look like anything specific, just playing with colors and shapes. It felt… freeing, in a weird way.
The Result
So, what did I end up with? Well, it’s definitely not a masterpiece. It looks… messy. But in a good way, I think. It’s got that same kind of bold, colorful vibe as the stuff I saw online. It’s definitely “inspired by” Marco’s Orozco, even if it’s not, you know, good in a technical sense.
Would I do it again? Yeah, probably. It was a fun little experiment. And who knows, maybe I’ll even learn something about art along the way. Or maybe I’ll just keep making colorful blobs. Either way, it’s a win.