we all got our strengths
there was this kid in 5th grade that could draw cars real well from memory and to this day i am still ass at drawing vehicles compared to him
if you wanna get better, the Internet is your oyster
something something motivation and tutorials
i would link to one but it's 1 am and i wanna sleep
mario is red, i am green, i try my best, but everyone's meanI can draw robots and landscapes, but not soft people.
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?My problem is my hands are usually not steady enough to draw straight lines.
And my curves do not end well.
Also I have a terrible habit of not being able to repeat a process- so I can't make one foot look the same as another without doing a mirror line.
But I'm not sure whether these are more problems that can be solved with practice.
1.5 imperial gallons of tea were consumed during the writing of this postAt least you feel confident enough to draw your own avvies, which is more than many of us can say.
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?I've got a Ninja!Coras hiding about in my gallery, let me fish it out.
Sadly I'm better at drawing turians than humans. Turians just have more rigid definition in their faces, which helps get the shape across better.
edited 13th Sep '15 7:15:48 AM by SR3NORMANDY
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?I'm pleased with my turians, just not with my human beings.
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?

practice patience and perseverance
practicing and observing to learn from what i see
patience to know that art isn't a race and skills don't grow overnight
and perseverance for when i feel hella inferior and lacking to keep trying to improve myself
that's what i say to encourage people but the official story is that i stared at TV fuzz as a child and gained the power to absorb art skills from other people
mario is red, i am green, i try my best, but everyone's mean