you do gesture drawings/digital portraits for twelve hours a

>>2955359
>blatant shit-talk out of a non-artist
>y-you're deluding yourself
Do you have a single fact to back that up? Links, videos, references to any significant artists? No, you're just a fucking retard who loves shitting up /ic/. Here's your one and only free reply.

>>2955359
What do you suggest to do instead?

>>2955359
>this is not boxing, drawing is not a muscle
boxing isn't a muscle either

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>he doesn't draw his waifu 12 hours a day

stop being degenerate cuckholds /ic/

>>2955402
for those wondering, source is @henken_second on twitter.
And if you know japanese and become his friend, he'll give you tips on drawing.

Get to it, you fuckers.

>>2955359
ITT a lazy dunning kruger shitposts

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>>2955417
i got him to follow me
what's next

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>>2955417
that side mouth

Not memeing, but I do agree that drawing is the one thing where your mindset and understanding of why youre drawing is really important if you care about improving quickly.

I mean, I could still be memeing. I'm just speaking from my perspective because I spent a lot of time thinking I was sincerely working toward improving, but I was just stubbornly, selfishly, and mindlessly bashing my head in one spot over and over because I was too scared.

>>2956129
He said it like a bit of a dipshit but i agree with him to a big degree, and i enjoy arguing how we learn technique.

Doing a lot of studies where you brainlessly copy something in front of you just makes you better at brainlessly copying. Yea, you can do studies in a way that's not direct copying but its very difficult, the difference in thought process between observation drawing and imaginative is so different that one always overtakes the other, its very difficult to not think in flattening copying when your drawing from direct observation and its certainly hard to avoid for beginners. Its often said that drawing from observation a lot makes you better at drawing in general, but i find it only makes you better at drawing from observation. When you say its easy if you do it thoughtfully, doing it thoughtfully is incredibly difficult.

Drawing what you see without thinking about why, is bad for your drawing. Consider that you pick up bad habits just as easily as good ones and "Studies" are often used incorrectly to reinforce flat thinking/drawing and actually reduce your sense of form.

>>2955359
you meant incidental.

>you do gesture drawings/digital portraits for twelve hours a day
>Only gesture and portraits
>for twelve hours
Maybe if you're retarded.