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sighs i just suck

*sighs*weellll v.v; i just suck at drawing u guys have more perfect skills then me it makes me jealous seeing how well u put them to life i wish someone could make my character put in to more in to life and bring it to life i want to see it more sexy and hot i have my character spirit inside my mind she saying i wish i could come to life with more lovely sexy me on a page i wish i could show off my body more. but it just i not good and i forget about how to draw like u i wish i could get better if i try i only forget how to do it again v~v; makes me sad thinking about it i suck and i hate it *cries from with in*

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Added:	7 years ago 30 Mar 2017 20:09 CEST

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Legend

7 years ago

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That is why many of us practice over and over for many days/weeks/months/years. I once experienced exactly what you are and I couldn't afford any art... So I decided that no matter what I'd teach myself, so I got a couple books, I watched a bunch of tutorials I drew along with them, I watched a ton of anime because I liked the style, I drew lots and lots of individual body parts and eventually was able to scratch out a char. My first art was not pretty but I kept practicing.

Before: [mediumthumb]346523[/mediumthumb]

Now: [mediumthumb]1282845[/mediumthumb]

So my point here is... Don't give up too easily. But its also got to be something you really really want to do. And when it gets frustrating take a break for a while and try again later. Just keep trying.

BrokenFacade

7 years ago

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@ Legend

That's a heck of a lot of improvement.

Legend

7 years ago

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@ BrokenFacade

In five years? Certainly felt slow to me lol

BrokenFacade

7 years ago

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@ Legend

I think drawing improvement is just generally slow. I have a habit of looking through the galleries of artists I like to see how much they have improved. So many seem to have stayed stagnant for years, and the ones who do show massive improvement tend to show it over years.

At least I haven't run into anyone who improved leaps and bounds in a matter of weeks or even months.

Legend

7 years ago

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Edited 7 years ago by Owner

@ BrokenFacade

Its always good to push ones comfort envelope to new limits. Sometimes I have major fails but in the process learned something. I think a lot the stagnant people just got too comfortable and stayed there lol.

furryfluffywolf

7 years ago

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well i remember onces back in one my old days when i was at school i used to use flat table with few children books and flat desk light u know one of them lights shaped like a flat screen basicly i used it put the book picture i liked and put blank page and drawed the lines that was years ago i changed alot in the past i still draw shitty art v,v; it boring and annoying trust me i even forgot how well my drawing skills used to be *sighs* i miss my old days

furryfluffywolf

7 years ago

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so now here i am u saw my childs drawing that was when in summer i think not meny people commented which upset me i even did second life sexy kinky poses for them v.v;

furryfluffywolf

7 years ago

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well i not like the others that keep remember new skills and keep them cuz i even forget easlly in a second sometimes i forget how to have my shower at sorten times or i forget how todo this and that its not easy so its pointless doing art cuz my art cant even make my own character with out looking like a stick man its annoys me and makes me cry its sad that when i ask a friend here to draw my lovely wolf for me it ends up a no no sighs

GameManiac7509

7 years ago

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Ever hear of a book called "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain"? Or a couple of books regarding drawing furries?

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