Your Sketches Suck
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ташюааsuckюаб A Dick Print тау Slinky юааsketchesюаб Knowing what you do contribute to the table can help navigate what is the difference between what you want from your art and what you’re doing. i would suggest what you’re doing “wrong” is devaluing your work. maybe try for the poses to push it a bit more to the extreme, itll both be more fun and make it more dynamic. Hi there! your perspective pieces are actually quite accurate for a beginner, so don't think you can't do it! i would recommend looking at photo references (honestly don't have to be realistic to start but may help in the long run depending on the goal) and then. 1. consistency is key. . dedicate some time every day or even a few times a week to drawing. even a 20 30 minute session can make a difference. remember, it’s about building a habit. making art once a week or month might not be enough for you. and if you don’t do it enough, you can lose the skills you have learned. Your drawing skill will level up before your eye skill. then, your eye skill will level up before your hand skill, hence: your drawings look bad to you because your hands haven't leveled up enough yet to fix what your eyes see as wrong! the best thing you can do is to keep drawing, maybe study something new.
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My Favorite Drawings And Why They Suck Youtube 1. consistency is key. . dedicate some time every day or even a few times a week to drawing. even a 20 30 minute session can make a difference. remember, it’s about building a habit. making art once a week or month might not be enough for you. and if you don’t do it enough, you can lose the skills you have learned. Your drawing skill will level up before your eye skill. then, your eye skill will level up before your hand skill, hence: your drawings look bad to you because your hands haven't leveled up enough yet to fix what your eyes see as wrong! the best thing you can do is to keep drawing, maybe study something new. 2) you need to train your eyes to see better. just as studying the fundamentals, learning to see is equally important for drawing. our brain is a very effective flesh machine, and instead of looking at every line, edge, or little detail that constructs a subject, it looks at the whole. it had to be like that. Sketching is a great way to practice and develop your drafting skills, but it's far from the only thing you should be doing to advance as an artist. you also need to learn about perspective, shadows, and different rendering techniques. one of the best ways to get in the practice you need is to draw a still life.
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3 Reasons Your Drawings Suck Youtube 2) you need to train your eyes to see better. just as studying the fundamentals, learning to see is equally important for drawing. our brain is a very effective flesh machine, and instead of looking at every line, edge, or little detail that constructs a subject, it looks at the whole. it had to be like that. Sketching is a great way to practice and develop your drafting skills, but it's far from the only thing you should be doing to advance as an artist. you also need to learn about perspective, shadows, and different rendering techniques. one of the best ways to get in the practice you need is to draw a still life.
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