I have an odd problem. With every passing day i am getting worse

Its all in your head. Quit the whining.

>>2367269

lol

Post old art vs New.

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>>2367260
you sound like you are somewhere around here

>>2367260
Parkinson's a bitch.

>>2367260

Educate yourself on how improving in anything works. Improvement come incrementally with platforms inbetween. It is never a smooth upwards curve and you typically get a little worse before you get better. Just nigger it out like a good art slave.

>>2367771
Interesting, Ive started to see this aswell.

>>2367260
>>2367771
I know that feel and I hate it. Do you draw digitally only? For me, switching to pen and paper or the other way sometimes help regarding this problem.

>>2368085
>>2368085
yes, also switching form right to left does the same
drawing with my left (off hand) forces to me to think what I am doing with my right than I can't with my left and when I go back to my main hand I abuse that more

>>2368085
Yes, digital only. I will try on paper though.

Honestly you might just be getting better at seeing your mistakes. I found a folder of a bunch of old PSDs from when I was just starting out when I was organizing my PC the other week. There were a couple pieces I distinctly remember hating at the time, that I realize really weren't that much worse than what I was doing at the time. So as some other anons have already pointed out, its probably just in your head.

I used to think that i am getting worse thought, but it's because I started to pay attention to anatomy and shit.

Alzheimer