/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

After a certain point, like when you're at Proko's level, it gets really hard to improve, because you constantly have to question yourself and tear down everything you've been built up. You have to pick new goals, new strategies, new practices, you have to constantly reinvent yourself. If you never consciously agonize over your skill, you won't improve. It's why many ESLs develop a very thick accent, or why many bodybuilders don't get to the high levels: they aren't willing to question themselves, point out their own errors, and do things over again. Be like Garou, from OPM, who died over and over again in order to achieve legendary God-like power

>>5051333

witch hat atelier

I'm gonna post it!

>>4663893

>>4631273
You study to fill the gaps and fix what went wrong with your drawing, that's how you learn the most

I mean if you draw and also think a lil bit you eventually get better. No big secret. Books and tutorials obviously speed up the process.

>>4464655

>>4395868
fpbp