To get better you need to work with intention.
You can draw and draw, but if you aren’t trying new methods, looking at tutorials, studying the work of other artists, improving your fundamentals, & pushing into areas you are afraid of you probably won’t see the growth you want.
i'll tell you the one i'm trying to swallow.
"if you wait until you feel ready to start your project, you will never start your project. the feeling will never come."
for those of you who come back to commission the same artists, let it be known that not only are you supporting them but we also get better at drawing your character and get happier on the improvements every time 💛✨
Sometimes the answer to your questions IS to draw more.
But don’t just draw. Draw with intention.
What did you learn from this session?
What did you like about this project?
How can you incorporate a new concept into your current project?
What’s the story for what you’re drawing?
Ask yourself questions about every choice you make. In questioning, you’ll find clarity and growth.
@ROTTMNTS3When We wrote her from our hearts. @KatGraham brought the fire. It makes me extraordinarily happy to have contributed to writing a girl character that brought the good-feels and who didn't come across as an obvious trope.
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