# humanartist humanartists
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2017 vs 2022

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

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2013 vs my most recent, 2 days ago

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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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Oh I like this hashtag

2015 vs 2022

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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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Art is a skill you put in lot of passion and love to make it blossom.

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2020 vs 2022

Keep drawing and you have the potential to make great things if you try really hard.

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Art is ✨

My art from 2020 Sep and 2022 Nov
Tho still no backgrounds 😂 https://t.co/hGzHJeQpJ4

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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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