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Mid/late 2019 vs late 2022

Took a long while to get where I am now and I’m always improving!

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Everyone's artistic journey is different & rarely is it linear, but improvement does take work. These are dated 2010, 2014, 2018, & 2022. I spent high school learning traditional and despite my skill had to start over with digital. Keep working, keep improving!

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2018 Vs. 2022
Progress has been achieved and I am still improving 🖌️🎨✨

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2014 ➡️ 2022

I am NOT a natural at humans. Wanna know how I started to feel at least a *little* better about the faces I draw? 2 weeks solid of studies from a skull model. Similar work went to improving everything else in my painting.

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2007-2022

I was just out of art school, afraid to draw men and backgrounds, I didn't know how to color digitally. I had no confidence in myself.
15 years of hard work, practicing and improving, making mistakes, growing as a an artist. It's not a talent thing.

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It's not it's just skill. Everyone has their own path to improving.

Anyway, 2009 -> 2022. I'm not fast, but I'm persistent!

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some old art of snowbaz from 2018 vs my art of them now.. it takes much time and practice! i am still improving every day!

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2010vs2022

Till this day I'm still learning and improving.
My skills might not be up to par with some other artists and that's okay! I still work hard to get where I'm at and I love how my style evolved.

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2022 vs 2020

What a couple years of hard work and practice can get you. I worked hard to get to this point and Im still improving!

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My first real attempt at drawing Sonic. I spent a lot of time on this, I definitely can feel myself improving after this one! Was happy enough with it I decided to color it!

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sometimes I feel my art isn't improving, then I look back to a year ago and see just how much I've changed

art from 2021 top 2 (cringe old art)

most recent art from this year bottom 2

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How to Become a Successful Anime-Style Artist guides you through establishing your style, improving your technique, and building your audience. Get your copy via the link in our bio!

Check out SketchedbySte review via the link and why he said the following.

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2020 VS 2022
One of my first drawings I did when I started drawing again in 2020. I was mostly doing photography and a few chibi drawings from time to time.
But I only started improving after 2020, by putting in work and lots of time to get better.

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I think it’s safe to say… I’ve improved with my drawing over the last year… being persistent is key to improving the doodles 👀💚

Then >>>>> Now

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2010 vs 2022

Over the years I’ve gotten much cleaner with my lineart and digital art and I’m still improving. I don’t draw consistently but it’s so interesting to see the difference of when I started and where I am now.

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Thanks for hosting this!

I have been very inconsistent from 2021 to 2022, but I'll post two that are very different 😅

But I've figured out what style I want to focus on now. I love my little goofy chibi style and I can't wait to keep on improving that style.

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First art of 2022 vs this week 😊They never leave my brain
I think it took about the same amount of time? Also THE COLORS ARE IMPROVING, WE'RE FINALLY GOING SOMEWHERE!!! https://t.co/si3VUKK7Ht

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Simplifying and improving the shading this morning before work 💙

(upgraded to ’s Goo Engine branch of Blender 👀)

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Yuzusoft's artistic evolution is just great, the quality of the art just keeps improving overtime without losing its original charm. The company really landed on a gold mine with the Kobuichi and Muririn duo.

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