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The way I made a point in each one I made that actually addresses the stuff you just said, only for it to go over your head. Also, nobody's forcing you to hear from us either, maybe take your own advice. https://t.co/PFoAbbLDqK
Kinda working on a little reference sheet for my alternate look. I was focusing on her coat but don't know how to make the outfit look more similar to my sister's. Any advice?
Fuck this person's "advice". To everyone drawing rn, don't give up! This was my art at 17 (left) and now 21 (right). Everyone starts at a different level somewhere https://t.co/hBRrec4mpU
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Found some more old Yokai Watch stuff I did in the past so here's a couple of Usapyon memes. The cowboy advice one is just an edit and the otter space one is drawn.
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@chelseakenna huge advice, also worth saying that your style can and is allowed to change dramatically throughout your drawing career. you’re not bound to doing one thing once you figure something out. below is my art in 2011 at 16 and my art today at 27
👾heya people I have a question for everyone I'm fixing on making this into a multi Muse account, problem is I'm not really sure how to go about doing it and I would like people's advice if they're willing to give it so please help me out.
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I'm participating in the #SCBWIsummer22 conference day 2! I'm soaking up all the encouraging advice and knowledge.
One piece of advice was to start a Twitter account, so I am, and here's some of my work. See more on my insta!
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@chelseakenna I started doing traditional art when i was 16 almost 17
I moved on to digital a year later when i was almost an adult (1 and a half year ago)
Getting encouragement and advice from my friends (you four know who you are haha) was definitely the biggest thing that helped me improve!
Does anyone have any good advice or references for specifically drawing bleeding blood streams from a wound? Or even blood splatters would be useful. I always either put to much or to little.
Example of what I mean below
16 to now, if i had listened to shitty advice like that and given up cause my art looked like this at what is frankly still baby age i would be miserable now https://t.co/SBBZxk3Mb6
if you honestly feel this way, shut the fuck up.
if everybody took this advice we'd have far less good art in the world. everybody starts from nothing and it's important to remember that. everybody works and improves at a different pace. https://t.co/eO2ywsfHdP
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@humanoid_fish @Tamagoawaye A bit of advice I can give, try turning the stabilizer on if your art program has one.
Also, if you try drawing hands, try using a 3D-ish trapezoid, and some bent rectangles
Another tip if you're aiming for a simplistic style and not a semi-realistic/realistic style: 2nd pic
@jennymarston_xo My heart is feeling like a lead balloon as of late. I wish I had some better advice for you or something to help. All I can offer is a massive Internet hug.
@Dragon_Age_Fans "Hmm, looks like Hawke took your advice."
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@Random_Blorper the first image is how i used to draw when i was 16. the second image is some of my most recent art.
this advice is real garbage. age is not indicative of skill level in the SLIGHTEST. to tell aspiring artists to "give up" because of their skill is genuinely awful. Never give up!
Shenhe then learned that Ganyu's diet advice had the opposite effect desired!