# humanartists
画質 高画質

I wish I had the backlog of art which I could use to hop on the Hype train, but the truth is I've only had the time and the resources to really start working on my own art in the last few months, before this it's really only been industry work. so July > December.

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Passion, determination, and lots of practice go a long way.
2013 ➡️ 2022 https://t.co/qKQ7dz8r2O

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I seek a new skill every year. This was a choice for myself. The journey of growth and unlocking new potential 🍋

2016 ⏩️ 2022

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I hope this will motivate ya to keep doing your best!

2012 VS 2022

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2015 ➡️ 2022

..and now I want to redo those gremlins xD designing is the best part about art for me 💙 https://t.co/uc0vJKtKSB

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Many people seem to believe that art is talent only and if you can’t draw now you will never be able to draw—but that isn’t true.

Talent can only get you so far. Hard work is what will carry you through.

2014 ➡️ 2022

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2012 vs 2022
I wouldn't have gotten to where I'm currently at without my MS Paint roots

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2016 -> 2022

100% self-taught and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon

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show your old work vs your new own to show that art is something we learn, not some inate talent

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The first was back in 2008 while the second was this year, 2022. It really takes patience and passion. Just keep practicing and you'll see results. You're always still improving. Even myself ❣️🌟

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I believe I drew the first drawing (left around 2016-2017ish) so 5 years improvement ٩(●˙▿˙●)۶ https://t.co/r42Wd2gNap

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my very first commissioned piece vs my latest one 🥹 Something I can say to my old self that "I'm glad you didn't give up back then"

🔻May,2018 🔻December, 2022 https://t.co/b7rJvUlF7k

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