# humanartist
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we've worked our asses off for years
(first digital 2010) - (last digital 2022)

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Oh well this is interesting.


2014 (before the crash, I had to relearn things) vs. 2022

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Art is a take it from someone whose done it their entire life.

Left October 2022 | Right February 2019 https://t.co/7uNrvFqlJc

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2018 vs 2022!
I know it's a compliment when people say I'm "talented," but it really is so much about practice and intentional improvement, and finding what works for you!

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2017 vs 2022

My first digital artwork and one of my most recent ones.

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Just saw the hashtag and I love it, because yeah. Art is a skill that needs work to be developed.

Here's my first attempt at a digital sketch with some shading vs. one of my recent ones.

2018 vs. 2022

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2018 - 2022
It's always amazing to see you own progress QvQ ❤️

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Not really a redraw but same 2 charas from 2019 vs 2022.
Also tbh there's ppl with talent, something they're born with, but it has to be honed, & also yes, you can become skilled with practice.

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Practise, practise, practise and yet again practise. Art is a skill only gatekept from those who can't be bothered to learn it, and it's up to you to chose if you are one of those people or not

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Oh I love this hashtag! Yeah, doing 150 studies this year is my way to get to really good "before and after" comparison posts and to document my argument that I wasn't born with the skills. It was work, and then more work after that.

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I have heard many times from people that my ability to draw is a talent, and not my own skill that I have been sitting for years and working out day after day.
no.
it's not a talent.
2016-2022

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