Hello everyoneI used to draw all the time when I was 13/14, but I gave up on it until just a matter of a week ago. I'm 18 years old now and decided I'd like to see if I still have any skill with it at all.
So I'm basically a beginner at this. Although I doubt I'll ever be great, I hope I'll improve over time.
But thank you for your interest in my art, I'm here to learn as well as to have a place to keep my art, so if you have any constructive advice on how to draw something better, or any ways in which perhaps I should be practicing, I'd love to hear it.
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My bladder gets very emotional sometimes T_T
Clubs:
Accidently-Yaoi
Everybodyplush
as for drawing in general, for me, when i got started, i found that i had a hard time with balance and proportions, so what i did when i started out was to create a grid on both the reference picture and the blank paper i'm drawing on, that will keep everything proportionate and your drawing more alike with your reference photo. and then after a lot of practice, you will feel confident and you can draw without using grids anymore. a good drawing depends a lot on the shading, so i spent a lot of time working on that as well.
anyways, i hope this helps, i recommend that you draw the people you like, so it will keep you interested and you won't be bored. and draw a lot, when you have time.
and thank you for the watch!
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Yes, thank you for the DA watch as well my dear fellow!
I BELIEVE IN YOUR SKILLS!
I recognized Andy right away!
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Truthiness.
You're welcome, I love your cartoons btw, always very cute and very funny.
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