assumes to me that I don't do the basics, like making shapes or using "skeleton". With this rough sketch, I hope now that he stops criticizing over my artworks!
. . . And I won't respond with other "criticism" such as "why I didn't sketch in a computer" or other artistic nick-picking. Different artists have different ways to make art. You're playing favorites if you believe I SHOULD sketch more like the other guy instead of myself. Learn some respect before taking on my abilities.
Really, I want to cheer myself up, but having barely any views or watches, and with harsh criticism, doesn't allow me to. Am I talented or not? Make up your damn mind!
Just practice, honestly. In the art world you need to be able to take criticism, sometimes people may be a bit harsh especially when they don't take the artist's skill into consideration. But if you honestly want to become better, just do anatomy studies everyday and fill out sketchbooks. Don't give up, with time you'll become better. It may take a while (believe me) but if this is something you really want, you just need to put the work into it.
Just practice, honestly. In the art world you need to be able to take criticism, sometimes people ma
*sigh* I knew it . . . I'm not any good with making humanoid characters. Then again, I'm not good at all . . all of my hard-working years is really for nothing . . . really . . . I'm the weakest link . . . so, I must excuse myself from living . . . a failure should continue on to live . . . that's the way it must be . . .
*sigh* I knew it . . . I'm not any good with making humanoid characters. Then again, I'm not good
I'm just giving you advice. Don't take it as an insult to your skill, because that is the complete opposite of what I am doing here. Just continue to practice and draw everyday. Everybody grows at different rates, you just really have to have that drive and motivation to push yourself to get to where you want to be.
I'm just giving you advice. Don't take it as an insult to your skill, because that is the complete o
Fine, I'll make it easy for you to understand. You probably heard of this story from mangas and animes. There was once the greatest of warriors who can battle anyone flawlessly. But one day, an evil villain suddenly manages to steal all of the warrior's powers, reverting him into a shadow of his former self. That, and you can add that he looks like a kid now. It is up to the former warrior to rescue back what he lost.
That story pretty much describes me. I was once a gifted artist, at age 7. Everyone was shocked to know how talented an artist I was. I was even accepted to a club that only accepts gifted students. That is when I believe my creativity means a lot for society. I'll prove it to you with this picture http://imageshack.us/a/img838/7327/6327891.png. That was a sketch I done at age 10. How I became gifted then was a mystery. I thought I have it all. But in some years later, my talent suddenly was sapped. I no longer can sketch like I used to. It's as if someone did stole my talent. No one treats me like a professional anymore. I'm now reduced to an amateur kid . . . at age 27 . . . and considered a noob. No longer a pro . . . no one believes that I am . . .
Now I'm struggling to return what was stolen. I need to get my talent back, so that no one can ever doubt my talent. Doubt is what everyone does to me, so I must return to my former glory so that everyone can believe in me. I really wish people would stop treating me like an amateur and start realizing my professionalism! And I don't need to be taught. It is others that needs to be taught by me. If I can't make it as an artist, I'll definitely make it as a teacher. It's the least I can do . . . in a world full of doubters . . .
Fine, I'll make it easy for you to understand. You probably heard of this story from mangas and ani
Really? You go from crying about suicide on Aval0nX's profile, not replying, to making a post like this? What the fuck? You don't have many views because people don't know who you are yet. Your Cream Mooning picture has great facial expressions, but you just need to practice your drawing.
Really? You go from crying about suicide on Aval0nX's profile, not replying, to making a post like t
I looked back a year into your pictures and saw no posts by Miamon. You talk about all these people saying you should die, but all I see is encouragement. For as long as you have talked about suicide even with support an encouragement you reject everything anyone says that is helpful. You want to die because no one likes your artwork? Well they must be PMs because I sure as hell don't see shit negative about you. As far as I can tell you are just a pitiful attention whore.
I looked back a year into your pictures and saw no posts by Miamon. You talk about all these people
Me and Sam have been having a PM conversation for a while now. I wasn't trying to be harsh I just thought they could benefit from learning some techniques. But Sam told me that they're an experienced artist and didn't need any help. I decided to leave it there.
I was only trying to help but i think I insulted them by mistake. I am sorry for that but i feel that if someone sends me a message i feel the need to reply and maybe what i think I shouldn't say.
Me and Sam have been having a PM conversation for a while now. I wasn't trying to be harsh I just th
well i don't know. i try to be nice to everyone but sometimes i piss people off. i just want to be everyone's friend. i'm sad it didn't work out like that.
well i don't know. i try to be nice to everyone but sometimes i piss people off. i just want to be e
so he knows this. Ask him if you want to know about myself.
Why can't I explain my past by myself? Every time I say anything, no one will believe me. It's a curse that continues on. So I'm trusting my past to anyone with an open-heart. A closed-heart will never learn.
Assumption leads to nowhere. You have to know me to get a better understand on my epic struggles th
Fine, I'll make it easy for you to understand. You probably heard of this story from mangas and animes. There was once the greatest of warriors who can battle anyone flawlessly. But one day, an evil villain suddenly manages to steal all of the warrior's powers, reverting him into a shadow of his former self. That, and you can add that he looks like a kid now. It is up to the former warrior to rescue back what he lost.
That story pretty much describes me. I was once a gifted artist, at age 7. Everyone was shocked to know how talented an artist I was. I was even accepted to a club that only accepts gifted students. That is when I believe my creativity means a lot for society. I'll prove it to you with this picture http://imageshack.us/a/img838/7327/6327891.png. That was a sketch I done at age 10. How I became gifted then was a mystery. I thought I have it all. But in some years later, my talent suddenly was sapped. I no longer can sketch like I used to. It's as if someone did stole my talent. No one treats me like a professional anymore. I'm now reduced to an amateur kid . . . at age 27 . . . and considered a noob. No longer a pro . . . no one believes that I am . . .
Now I'm struggling to return what was stolen. I need to get my talent back, so that no one can ever doubt my talent. Doubt is what everyone does to me, so I must return to my former glory so that everyone can believe in me. I really wish people would stop treating me like an amateur and start realizing my professionalism! And I don't need to be taught. It is others that needs to be taught by me. If I can't make it as an artist, I'll definitely make it as a teacher. It's the least I can do . . . in a world full of doubters . . .
Fine, I'll make it easy for you to understand. You probably heard of this story from mangas and ani
Okay, I spent a while trying to find the right words to explain this in a way that you won't find it offensive and blow it off as another ignorant quip from the uncultured masses.
From my experience, sketching helps you learn and understand form and movement. Inking is much like refining ore; all you're doing is filtering out the crap, and coloring and shading is the pretty coat of paint that goes on top. They're not suggesting it because Norithics or Aval0n does it.
Also realize that there's always room for improvement in drawing, be you Frank Frazetta, Tracy Yardley, or just another furry shlub on Inkbunny. It's something I learned from my favorite art teacher back in college (Art and Game design), is that you're constantly increasing your skill when you draw, but you have to do it a LOT. Over time, you'll start to see a noticeable change in your skill.
The trope is called Art Evolution, and you can see this in the art quality in official manga, like Ken Akamatsu's work, for example. From A.I. Love You to Love Hina to Negima, you can see a very distinctive upgrade in the quality of his work over time. I've noticed this in my own work, like when I decided to redraw a character of mine seven months later. It still needs work, but I've gotten much better in half a year, let alone the three years I started to really hunker down and take my drawing seriously.
It's also important to know your weaknesses, arguably more so than your strengths. If you turn a blind eye to your weaknesses and you block out any constructive criticisms or misconstrue them to be attacks on your character (you as a person), then you're doing a disservice to yourself and coming off as an asshole to others.
Okay, I spent a while trying to find the right words to explain this in a way that you won't find it
*sigh* You tried to help me, but you never understand the situation I'm facing. I don't need a teacher. I don't need to learn more. I just need to eliminate doubters. I have too much of an epic struggle for that. Why is it difficult for me to have more believers? Why is it easy for people to believe in well-known people?
Fine, I'll make it easy for you to understand. You probably heard of this story from mangas and animes. There was once the greatest of warriors who can battle anyone flawlessly. But one day, an evil villain suddenly manages to steal all of the warrior's powers, reverting him into a shadow of his former self. That, and you can add that he looks like a kid now. It is up to the former warrior to rescue back what he lost.
That story pretty much describes me. I was once a gifted artist, at age 7. Everyone was shocked to know how talented an artist I was. I was even accepted to a club that only accepts gifted students. That is when I believe my creativity means a lot for society. I'll prove it to you with this picture http://imageshack.us/a/img838/7327/6327891.png. That was a sketch I done at age 10. How I became gifted then was a mystery. I thought I have it all. But in some years later, my talent suddenly was sapped. I no longer can sketch like I used to. It's as if someone did stole my talent. No one treats me like a professional anymore. I'm now reduced to an amateur kid . . . at age 27 . . . and considered a noob. No longer a pro . . . no one believes that I am . . .
Now I'm struggling to return what was stolen. I need to get my talent back, so that no one can ever doubt my talent. Doubt is what everyone does to me, so I must return to my former glory so that everyone can believe in me. I really wish people would stop treating me like an amateur and start realizing my professionalism! And I don't need to be taught. It is others that needs to be taught by me. If I can't make it as an artist, I'll definitely make it as a teacher. It's the least I can do . . . in a world full of doubters . . .
*sigh* You tried to help me, but you never understand the situation I'm facing. I don't need a tea
Okay, you have to realize that real life and the Internet subscribes to the "show, don't tell" philosophy. It's the credo of the Internet. It's not enough to say "I was once a great artist" and expect people to go by your word; it wasn't until a few hours ago that you provided any proof to back up your claim.
The only solution I can come up with to regain your lost skill is to restart at square one and work your way back from there. You may not like it, but you'll have to deal with it if you want to get good again. The audience can't go by your claim that you're a better artist than any of us. If you allow your ego to get in the way, it will do nothing but further alienate your audience.
Okay, you have to realize that real life and the Internet subscribes to the "show, don't tell" philo
*sigh* No one still gets it. If there's a way to project all of my experience to you, then you'll fully understand . . . but there's no way . . . no one believes . . . no one will . . . In fact, you don't know that I'm 27 years old . . . and probably never will . . .
*sigh* No one still gets it. If there's a way to project all of my experience to you, then you'll
Dear nutcase you have to be one of me favorite people on Inkbunny, you are fucking hilarious. I'm not sugar coating anything for you. To be honest you suck so many dicks at art it's funny, and I love the picture that you link people every time, honestly I can't tell what it is but it's funny to think you considered yourself good.
You're 27 and clearly have mental issues, firstly you can't draw and are not improving and the funniest part is you think people stole your talent?
Even if that was somehow magically dark wizard forces possible who would take some delusional 7 year old kid with obvious mental problems that can't draw and wants attention and think she's awesome.
You have problems, and clearly still have the mental capacity of when you were a "7 year old art prodigy". 2. It's not possible to steal a talent, or in your case some shit work that obviously has no talent. Quit crying to the Internet, Inkbunny is an art site not a grizzle site for head fucked idiots. You need to grow up and get a job.
The world isn't impossible, you are. Cream is just a sonic character, not your soul mate or whatever creepy fetish shit you think. The world doesn't revolve around you and your crying, complaining made up stories, idiocy and delusions... Or cream. I think you should see someone about your problems but then again I find you reallllllllllly entertaining.
You need to learn basic anatomy if you ever want to go anywhere, but like anyone you need to start from the bottom as hard as that's going to be considering you think you're such a "talented" artist and think you should be the first to draw everything or something. Your weird, creepy, fuck obsession and your kinky katz if hilarious, it's the most retarded thing I have seen apart from your Inkbunny page.
Dear nutcase you have to be one of me favorite people on Inkbunny, you are fucking hilarious. I'm no
Thanks for your comment. You made me convinced that I should commit suicide. The world is better off without me. It is the world's request, and I'll take it.
Thanks for your comment. You made me convinced that I should commit suicide. The world is better o
