>how should i go about learning to draw as a beginner? (is

>>2683273
read >>2668936 in its entirety, and read the "New Sticky: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VfDTpLLVl5bWUGWguswKpPFml533luI8-NBd1EGYHnA/edit

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stop greentexting incorrectly for a start.

>>2683288
>whats that got to do with drawing?

>>2683273
>im starting to lose intress as i feel like ive inproved but not enough

not gonna make it

>>2683306
hmm i don't get why im losing intress drawing is something i always wanted to excel at as a kid,
i don't feel like drawing but once i do im fine

>>2683273

Interest is the most important thing. You were having it as a kid, you were not searching for "improvement".

You're just shooting yourself in the foot. Take time to draw whatever the fuck you want, then you'll want to do it better, and then you'll have motivation to do drills and exercises.

Doing studies until the hypothetical day where you will finally authorize yourself to draw something you like is just a recipe for burn-out.