How to become good at drawing
How to become good at drawing
Cooper Myers
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Charles Turner
install gentoo
Mason Morales
One word, practice.
Ryder Brown
throat slicin
Sebastian Gray
Enjoy it
Dominic Clark
Unironically practice.
Christopher Ramirez
you don't
Elijah Ward
You cant just blindly practice though you need to know the fundamentals, make improvements etc
Adrian Ortiz
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Tyler Sanchez
Your question makes no sense. Nowadays you don't need to know how to draw well to be a famous and rich artist
Brayden Reyes
don't remind me
Look at and study art. Make some rough drafts. Practice everyday even if you are not good just do random doodles and make something out of it. And most importantly, don't fall for the anime meme when first starting out. Drawing anything overly cartoony first will fuck you up in the long run.
Liam Baker
whats the anime meme
Alexander Walker
i'd say do random sketches like this op then work your way through to finish it
Caleb Reyes
Look up Japanese drawing guides that focus on actually fucking showing you how to draw and not dumb western shit
Isaac Wilson
You mean like the:
>step1: circle
>step2: another circle
>step 3: a whole fucking dragon
Carter Watson
You just fall for it
Charles Howard
im gonna go insane trying to draw this hoodie it looks like a hijab.
Carter Martinez
the anime meme is that when you are first trying to learn to draw a lot of people do anime style stuff. When they try and branch out from that they have a hard time drawing other stuff. For example the animes have little or no noses and big eyes. When you want to try and draw in a art style different from that it will be difficult.
Jaxon Watson
Liam Long
This, anime for the most part is anatomically exaggerated and doesnt help much when trying to improve, especially if your trying to copy something thats an exaggerated representation of the actual thing
Bentley Bailey
Practice and be creative, look at human anatomy look at buildings, plants, cars, things get a good look at it and then draw it or just sell your life and become NEET with no job no creative and died alone in his mother's basement
Hudson Richardson
in my case, its eyes before practice. you'll have to train your eye to notice details, and its relation to another details. when you get good at this, it doesnt matter if its anime or non-anime because you can draw it with no issues. (upside down picasso is a good starting point)
practice would then follow. you'll need to burn the (correct one, if you trained your eye) drawing process on your brain - which would then be used when you draw in the future.
with all this being said, find the one that works best for you.
Xavier Thompson
install arch
Tyler Richardson
Juan Gomez
ive only learned this recently but apparently flipping your drawings horizantally can help point out mistakes
Wyatt Robinson
I just checked and most of my work looks dogshit when flipped. God
Parker Williams
epic oc
Caleb Williams
read this