/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>I still can make a good introduction of my mc, because i'm too shy and schizo and think to myself W̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶a̶ ̶w̶o̶n̶d̶e̶r̶f̶u̶l̶ ̶w̶o̶r̶l̶d̶ "why someone would read that, this isn't useful, isn't that taking to much trust"

>>5083638
Damn, that's so lame, chances are they're not going to give them another chance. Do they have a blog?

Then draw porn until you feel better, Anon. There are plenty of draw threads overflowing with lewd requests you could pick up or just draw what ever is your fancy. The point is to do whatever you need to keep you drawing everyday while you improve your skills.

Not everything you do has to be perfectly polished and hung on a wall; I think that may be your problem. You're focusing too much on the "one good sketch"; Bring things back into perspective. Everyone you admire, everyone you know or will ever know has had to go through the same trials an tribulations, and this goes for ANY skill. Each of them had an inspirational idol and each of them had to work through their down times.

Everyone has had to realize that they blow. It those who chose to do everything it takes to get better that you see prominently. no one is ever done learning, but they've given their dues to the harsh mistress of drawing.

Art is difficult because its a slow, tiresome and monotonous career. Improvement comes in microscopic increments and is absolutely maddening, but you just can't give up.

You should go draw right now, Anon.

>>2556149
>I didn’t study Hampton/Loomis/Bridgman/anyone else (I might do so in the future); I just drew from pictures a lot (and a wee bit from life, being in a school environment is really nice because of the large masses of people) and gradually got a better sense of how things work.
This is demotivate me so much. Talent is OP as fuck. I grind Hampton and Vilppu for around 3.5 years and still not even at his level. And I already sacrificed a lot. Fuck you

>>1794718
Yes. Drawing is a talent. No talent? Enjoy "funny" grinding shit forever.