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This is what I can come up with if I tell myself that I have to spend no longer than a third of a day drawing a picture from start to finish. I know it's not very good and am aware of all the glaring mistakes. My question is: how do I get better? I guess a better question would be: How should I structure my practice sessions?
Is it bad for me to try to practice speed for now? Or should I go back to the drawing board and take my time practicing quality? If I try to make a fuck ton of pictures, will that be better than spending a lot of time on a few pictures?
I want to spend my life drawing because I feel depressed and pointless without art. I just want to use creativity as a way to distract myself from thiking too much.
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>>2738112
>wants to get better
>doesnt want to think too much
getting better requires a lot of internalization and study and sometimes it requires a lot of thinking and furstration, mate-o
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It's not god-tier, but if I could get from zero to your level I'd be quite happy. How much practice would you say you have?
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take it to beginners'
also you should improve your shading in order to add depth to your picture. She looks flat.
also sage
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>>2738112
its a cute drawing anon.
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