/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4004196
In 2010-2012 drawing for me was an intensive process. That sketchy 2012 lined page was one of hundreds and I'd look at things and draw continually for pages, hours, days, with a lot of time and energy put into the backing of it. This included a lot of anatomical sketches, observations and a lot of experimentation.

Art for me grew slower after that due to college. I had a breakdown after I was diagnosed with mental illness in 2016 where I more or less threw all my art away and 'quit', throwing away 8 years of progress.

Art since then has been, sparse to say that least. I haven't yet found the motivation or backing to put the kind of intensity of practice today that I did in 2012 or to make real artistic progress, that's why I'm revisiting /ic/ today.

Also, all my digital lines I've posted are already using a line stabilizer.