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8/13/2015 2:12:15 PM
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As harsh is this is going to sound
Not everyone can be an artist.
You have to have a set of "requirements"
One could be passion. You have that drive and love to do it. It'll advance you quickly
One could be determination
Some don't have a passion but learn well and are determined
Another is what some believe to be a "creative protein"
I don't say this to discourage you or anyone else but as a forewarning that if you want to draw and draw [i]well[/i] you have to stick to it.
In order to start off I would suggest drawing things you enjoy. Even if you believe it looks like absolute garbage
We all star somewhere. The more "garbage" you make the closer you get to creating something you're proud of.
Personally I started with dinosaurs and dragons. They looked terrible
But I loved to do it. Today I still draw those
And they're less terrible!
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Thanks for the great advice m8. When did you first start drawing?
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If you ever need advice I'm here! I may not be right but I'll try my best. If you draw something please share! If you're shy you can PM me and we can discuss it I first started drawin before I was in kindergarten. My mother drew often, my father occasionally and my great grandfather worked on Disney Pinnochio As a child I felt that's what I was meant to do. And so it's what became part of me.
