>>6095
For 10 years I didn't get the proportions right, I didn't get much right at all. I just enjoyed drawing and did it casually.
Then at one point I asked a friend; do you think I'm good at drawing?
His answer was short and concise: No
I didn't ask him why I wasn't good, I didn't ask for any tips about improvement. I could've, he was a better artist than me. I could in all honesty already look at my own art, compare it to other art or reality if nothing else and tell what was wrong. So I just took that stinging feeling, went in on my own and started paying attention to what I was doing.
2 years of casual drawing later, but with increased awareness, I was a much improved artist. It could have gone much faster if I actually went in for it more than just casually.
Point is:
You don't really need tutorials, tips and critique, you have yourself, you have your eyes and the brain behind them. Use that shit.
But ofcourse you can still ask for it if you will. Some other day I will come on here and give crits and feedback like I usually do. Just dropping this by you guys, for whatever it's worth.
