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Improvement check! 👀
2019 - 2022 https://t.co/1AqVxelA7z
Ohhh boy this should be fun
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2017 vs 2022
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The improvement is WILD https://t.co/yhDuKfcKB2
16 to 22
The thing about art is that improvement takes time and effort and sometimes you feel like giving up but if you're really commit to it you will eventually improve
2018 ➡️ 2022 / phewwwwwwww shits crazy hahaha imma be reposting the second image again for a new pinned tweet in a bit but hehe its so fun to see growth and improvement
@SugarCookieGore U improved so much omg well done :D
Here's some of my improvement from 2019 Vs 2022 lol
@Random_Blorper my art as a teenager vs my art in my mid 20s
dont stop drawing, theres no time limit on improvement!
I love this two illustrations bc where you can notice my improvement the most is at the booba
I can' t believe I'm going to share this, but - My art at 17 vs 19. IMPROVEMENT 👏 EXISTS 👏 Don't listen to that bullshit. https://t.co/RYPXgKq5RE
@chelseakenna Improvement also doesn't always mean getting better at realism! Realism studies are beneficial but it is also valid to just "perfect" drawing the things you like. I can't paint picture perfect landscapes but I can draw whatever funky stuff /I/ like (: and that makes me happy
I’ve been seeing a lot of “If you’re not good at art by 16, quit” rhetoric going around, and I’m just here to casually remind y’all that the first was done when I was 14.
Practice takes time!! You’re not “behind” because of your age!! Improvement takes YEARS and that’s okay!!
Alright, here's a fun comparison for you- here's some art from 2009 (I was 18) vs 2019. And then a painting from this year 2022.
Do whatever you want babes, improvement isn't out of your reach. 🤷
@Random_Blorper okay, im way younger than 16 but its not about age at ALL. its all about improvement!! the more u draw, the more u improve. take my art as an example. i started digital art last year.
october 2021 vs june 2022. see? just draw a lot, even small doodles every day and youll see!