# skillnottalent humanartists
画質 高画質

- 2013 vs. 2022

I always appreciate any compliment, including when people say I'm talented. Though I wish the skill and time behind the works created was acknowledged, instead of simply attributing it to "a gift".

"Talent is a pursued interest." - Bob Ross

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Saw this tag going around

2013 vs 2022

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2019 > 2022 ✨
I have made insane progress over the years, I never realized how much

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Jan 2017 - Nov 2022

I've learned how to perspective, sort of

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The first one was how I did art when I was 13 and the second one is how I wished my art would look like when I was 13.

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2007 - 2012 - 2016 - 2020
Seeing progress in my art, remembering where I was at the time of each one of them, the struggles, the rewarding feeling when the illustration went a direction I didn't expect. These things and more keep me coming back to making art!

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Mi elfo-hijo favorito

2007 // 2011 // 2022

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My Number One Pick of the Week, for sure, is Monica Rambeau Photon 💫

This book looks appropriately stellar, Eve Ewing is such an under-appreciated talent, and this is so overdue for Monica. I really hope that everyone comes out to bat for this book. She deserves it

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2014 vs 2022

Arrow is my favourite example for art progress pics because it took me 6 years before I started feeling satisfied with how I draw him :)

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What a year of practice does..

2021→2022

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2010 | 2022
To everyone who looks at my art and says "I could never do that" trust me, you can. 2010 isn't even my earliest stuff, it's just when I got a tablet and started drawing seriously. It hurts to grow sometimes but, trust me, it's worth it.

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