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Listening to: the TV
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Reading: nothing
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Watching: the News
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Playing: Zelda Wind Waker
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Eating: nothing
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Drinking: soda
I was asked recently how i draw so well and what tips i can give to help ones drawing skill improve, so here goes.
The biggest and most important and probably the only tip one needs is this, if you want to get better at some thing then do it and do it allot. I have been drawing since i was like 5, then i started taking it more seriously in Jr High and decided its what I want to do as a job in highschool, and now i'm 26 and I try to draw every day. So I have been drawing for roughly 21 years. In one of my collage classes I had to read an article called "The 100,000 hour rule" to give you the gist of it, to be a master at any thing you have to have done it for 100,000 hours.
So yeah you wanna get better at some thing just do it and dont give up
What you said is absolutely true. I do draw for around 8 years (even if not so often..)
Today I have a good skill level (at least that's what people say
P.S. I am not in anyway assuming I am better than any other person in Art or elsewhere.
Without some guidance (even self-guidance), you may grow to the wrong side. But, with no doubt, you will grow
(im 16 now btw)
And I already plan to release Knights, a series of 4-panel strips featuring a captain of the guard named Taurus Lauren Jr. and a fresh recruit called Todd Buggards on wild misadventures, meeting the Gemini twins along the way with the occasional fight with Aries and his hellhounds. I even got a pilot strip in the works! DX