Why do people draw with short lines like this? I see it often.

>>497184
I agree with >>497197 just saying is way easier to do this when you SKETCH. After that you do the LINE ART and all is smooth and cool.
Though I don't believe its the same way doing this when you don't have layers. (at least I don't do it when I don't have them)

Anonymous 2017-03-17 03:31:03 Post No.497218
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>>497185
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>>497197
Is it a method of sketching or something that people outgrow?

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It's chickenscratching and as >>497197 said it's mostly lack of confidence. I'm still struggling with it.
>>497216
It's bad practice though. It's better to draw the whole longer line even if it's a little too long, and restate your line over that line if you messed up in your sketch.
>>497218
You have to outgrow it.

Anonymous 2017-03-17 03:41:07 Post No.497222
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>>497218

You can get better at how you control your pen/pencil/brush by just doing exercises, but a sketch is always going to look -- sketchy.

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>>497184
Oh hey that's my art haha
The thread was about making a shitty sketch so that's exactly what I did. I don't actually like sketching like that but you probably won't believe me anyway

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