“My recommendation to young artists is stay loose. Don’t worry about making mistakes. Have fun. Have a ball. Get excited, work yourself up; feel the excitement of creation! If you approach your art gingerly, with fear and timidity, you’ll never find yourself. Go ape! Go crazy! Mistakes can be corrected. Certain tricks can help you see your work more clearly. For example, turn it upside down. Get a whole other look at it. Or use a mirror even. See it in reverse. The idea is to see it from a different perspective. It may sound gimmicky, but tricks like these work.”
-Frank Frazetta (A conversation with Frank Frazetta, Boca Beacon, April 14, 1995)
@AnthonyAvonArt Damn I even feel kinda "lazy" when I re-use a layer of one of my old or discarded paintings in a new one lmao good thing I'm only a hobbyist artist but still, those people have no shame
@GenelJumalon This post inspired me. With AI I just lost any motivation to post my art but now I think I'm gonna research about that Glaze/Nightshade things I've been seen lately. Seems interesting. Thank you!
Just a friendly reminder for artists that learning art is tough and yet you're doing enough. Remember you're currently dealing with you personal stuff, with money, work, social life, mental health... You've got time, you're progressing, you'll get there.
@zemotion You were one of the very first artists I started followed on dA when I started doing digital art many years ago. And this is just heartbreaking. "People will just take", damn that hurts because I also feel that way :(
@Vesperis_Art That I do not have to actually be able to paint from memory all things in existence before being "allowed" to use references. Bad advice I read on https://t.co/VOM83Fy7lm many years ago..