# skillnottalent humanartists
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2012 vs 2022. 10 years of consistent practice, art school, and countless tutorials.

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2018 vs 2022

I bet past me would never have thought she’d finally be able to draw full-bodies and backgrounds!

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2014-2022
Mind you, I was still in art college back then. You know, learning skills? Yeah

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2015-2022
I attached my OC Alizard, who has been with me for a long time since the very beginning of my artwork and has now become a bright star. Experience and time, how long you've held a pencil or stylus in your hand, make a huge difference

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2014 vs. 2022

slow progress is also fine progress

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, I don't know if it's "better" but I life my linework more now with this brush https://t.co/5kXeTbv3tf

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found these similar pieces with almost 10 years apart, huh

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Already posted this comparison but it’s one of the few that survived me losing my hard drive lol 2011 vs 2022 and my latest painting (that I can show)

Obsess over your worlds and characters, people!

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2014 vs 2022.

Art doesn't just require a lot of work and commitment. Art IS that work and commitment.

Some sort of natural talent might kick it off, but after that it's all a matter of hard work. There's no easy way to make art.

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- fan art edition, feat. Claude von Riegan

2019 vs 2022

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2020 - 2022

Art is a skill absolutely. You have to work so hard to make improvements! You have to study, fixate, try new things, fail and pick yourself back up again!

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