How to improve on your own

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>>1948004
moopdate

>>1948004
git gud

>>1948029
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Try RapidViz, it'll get you up to speed on the fundamentals well.

I recommend buying the book since alot of exercises have you tracing and drawing inside the thing, but you can still work something out either way.

Draw from life, draw every day, draw from reference, draw to improve, draw, draw, draw, draw, draw, draw, draw, draw.

You should be going through at least an entire sketchbook every month.

>>1948060
The OP said in the other thread that he has been practicing for four years now and he's been wondering when he's going to "git good" - that is, what you see is the result of four years of draw, draw, draw. Clearly just aimless doodling isn't enough to learn, he needs to study theory and fundamentals too i.e. start by reading the sticky.

>>1948004
read the sticky, you will get some ebooks and you will eventually get to know what you need to learn.

>>1948066
I can guarantee he hasn't been drawing as much as he says

>>1948066
No fucking way 4 years.

>>1948066
post link to thread

>>1948004
at least post something other than a chunk of a dude's armour in mspaint without a tablet.

>>1948108
>>1948004

4 years?
what the fuck op?
4 years and you draw like that?
how old are you? 10?

drawing is a way of thinking, it's a science, yo
so, you weren't thinking and working smart those 4 years basically

observe, turn on analitical part of your brains, stay creative & motivated, and last one, but not least- stay honest to yourself, you have to admit that you suck, that you cant draw one thing or another and that you have to work hard to get it right.

good luck

p.s.
>How bad is this?

bad enough to make me reply

>>1948116
>>>/co/68788852
ctrl g to find his post

>>1948287
Yeah, I've definitely began thinking last year, i guarantee I've come a long way
So, let's say 1 year, eh?