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>perspective and forms starting to come naturally
>symbol drawing less and less
>2 days later
>total regression and block
>studies come out shit and teach nothing
I want it back, how do I make it come back

>> No.3165240

youre here waiting for a response instead of arting!!!

>> No.3165247

>>3165228
write down notes.

>> No.3165287

>>3165247
notes on what?

>> No.3165290

>>3165287
Notes on what you learned so you don't forget it next time.

>> No.3165297
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3165297

>>3165290
>I was supposed to be writing notes for all my studies
>my gains are probably half what they should be
>now I'm never gonna make it
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUCK

>> No.3165301

>>3165297

Not him but notes are semi worthless in my experience. You'll write something down and then the more you draw you'll find out that what you wrote was wrong and then you end up adjusting the theory. Rather than write notes on drawings you'll never look back at in a folder just write what you're currently working on top of a white board. Let practice do the rest.

>> No.3165376

>>3165301
This is the other reason why I write notes, so I can see if my theories were wrong and correct them, hence actually getting a sense of improving.

>> No.3167048

>>3165301
I do it, as it makes the whole process more fun. I would have stopped making studies if it weren't for it.