Digital Art
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what puts you down about it? it's unique, at least I think it's unique.
There are a lot of tutorials online, on youtube, etc but you can quickly get frustrated because you end up drawing in THEIR style, not yours.
I started drawing again this month after like 20 years. I had a style before but I "forgot it" it took me a couple weeks to find it again. What helped with me was believe it or not pinterest. Just searching for poses and references and then adapting a character to that. Also the youtube artist chommang helped me alot not for the style but just for the ease of finding said style. just really simple lines to get everything looking good.
But overall just challenge yourself. For me I challenged myself to draw every single day for 30 days straight, right now I'm on day 19. Just draw whatever as long as you're drawing. It's like anything. the more practice you do the better you'll get at it. Like for example this was me on Day One
And this is me on Day like 17
or Day 18
That's just from drawing every day. you just gotta stick with it and gradually you'll improve and you WILL find your style.
okay. You just said I don't need to feel bad about my drawings and then show me these mona lisa things?
brud.