It's a given that we should draw every day, but some of

Like a page a day. Maybe two, sometimes three.

>after you make it
Even if that was true there is not enough water in my body

I have other work to do, so only 2 paintings a day. And they suck.

>>2871805
Don't get so autistic over quantities, be it amount of work produced or time spent practicing so many of you get so hung up on "how much have I done and how much more do I need to" that I'm doubtful any of you are really giving a shit about the quality of what you're making. If you're not paying attention to trying to get a better understanding of various techniques or styles with the things you're making, you're not going to improve, whether you're putting out one page a day or twenty

TL;DR who gives a shit about the amount you "pump out," what specifically have you worked on improving today you scrub

>>2871818
>tfw haven't worked on improving today

>>2871805
>speedpaints
i do slowpaints, i find them better for learning, and i do maybe 0.25-1 a day

>>2871805

Anywhere from a page of doodles a day to nothing for a month. It's a side hobby and I'm usually busy doing something else.

I'm trying to improve my perspective at the moment.

>>2871805

Speedpainting is a meme is you're a beginner according to Feng Zhu. It's better to spend 20 hours on a project where you challenge yourself, learn new things and find solutions to problems you don't know how to solve.

>>2871854
Boy if I hear you mention Feng Zhu one more time...

>>2871854
>20 hours on a project
>as a beginner

You just suck desu. If you're not a fucking Hudson River painter, you shouldn't be spending that much time on your shitty digital painting when you first start.

>>2871871
Post your work, I bet you suck, that's why you haven't spent 20 hours on a project.

>>2871869

Faaaaaang Súuuuu.....*spooky**spooky*

I do at least 100 frames a day

File: 20170222_112101.jpg (155KB, 1070x682px) Image search: [Google]

155KB, 1070x682px

>>2871871

I do suck, I am a beginner. But the other day I spent 14 hours trying to construct a lighter from imagination with perfect detail that I didn't even finish, but I learned a lot of useful things that will stay with me forever, cause I put in a lot of effort into it.


I keep sucking ass, but I feel everyday I practice/learn construction techniques I get better desu. A lot faster than when I used to sketch randomly in my sketchbook without any goal or project in mind. To give you an idea of my level, this is an ant construction I tried to do yesterday.

>>2871904
>actually able to do the construction
Gonna make it. Now do it in pen.

>>2871906

Thanks desu, gonna finish my breakfast and get into it!

File: 1487361019001.jpg (235KB, 1536x864px) Image search: [Google]

235KB, 1536x864px

At least one finished drawing a day

Quality > quantity, but being good & prolific is achievable (e.g. Amundssen).
In short : dedication is the key, not wasting time posting here...

>>2874358
>but being good & prolific is achievable (e.g. Amundssen).
Explain

since im a beginner I only do a page a day but ill make sure i try to apply what every im studying while im drawing.