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#SkillNotTalent 2019 - 2022
Failure and mistakes are key to improvements, giving up is not. 💕
Milo got a lot of improvement. The bust in the middle with grey (in the first image) is by my friend @ mothdraws otherwise the rest is by me.
My grumpy boy Casey got some improvement over the years and I’d love to draw him again before this year is over
As it turns out, having a favorite character with a prosthetic arm is great motivation to improve on drawing hands. I made the 1st piece early this year as a reference for myself!
Still have room for improvement, but I really like how I've been doing it lately.
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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2017 vs 2022
i’m nowhere near perfect,, there will always be room for improvement. but i’m happy with my journey so far :)
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So this is a thing and while I am still not very proud of my art... there has definitely been an improvement considering I stopped doing art for YEARS in between.
2009 vs 2022
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2009 vs 2022 I’m not the fastest learner but even I can see the improvement with years of practice
2012 vs 2022
when I started digital art, I had a mouse to draw with all my life when I was a kid, but now as an adult with a graphics tablet, i say this is a MAJOR improvement ✨#SkillNotTalent
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2014->2022
Sis told me to join in also wow improvement
Ya know what? Ok! Sure! Yeah!
2018 vs 2022! I'd say I improved! It can feel like a long process, but seeing your improvements as you go forward is really... gratifying! #SkillNotTalent
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2002 vs 2022. I've always love drawing since I was a little girl but I lost my mojo for many years and stopped. Only until 3 years ago I started drawing consistently every week so I had tangible improvements on anatomy and shading.
Iori and Kyo forever 😌
I've been studying art for 10 years now, still have a lot to learn. The process of learning and seeing improvement is the most exciting part for me.
I love that my characters and worlds they live in look closer and closer to how I imagine them ✨
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2012 vs 2022
I also want to eventually redo these. All of the 2020 versions were done on my phone, rather unfortunately.
I don't have the best grasp on my improvements, from that.
2015 // 2022
yugioh my beloved showcasing my improvement once again
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My character Ashira I drew back in 2010 vs 2022 in my painterly and regular style. I was never talented, I just put in the hard work! #humanartist #SkillNotTalent #improvement