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>draw thing
>thing ends up just being a copy of this other thing i'm a huge fan of
this keeps happening, is my subconscious just fucked that way?

>> No.4028339

>>4028328
Thats what happens when you copy instead of studying

>> No.4028347

>>4028328
It's impossible to create from a void. It takes a lot of hard work to build off of your inspirations to create something new.

>> No.4028353

>>4028328
This is what happens when you touch yourself at night

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>>4028353
Fuck, i won't make it if that's the reason

>> No.4029890

>I'll just make a thread on /ic/ to cry and bitch and moan about things I can control

>> No.4029941

>>4028328
This is the exact reason I have avoided television for a couple years.

>> No.4030134

Style takes years to develop. Take it easy and study fundamentals, if you do copies of favorite artists some bits of their style will stay with you. When painting from life I sometimes try to imitate other artists style/technique, I look at their work to analyze characteristics and try to include them. Sometimes you can tell the inspiration but study will often go in a new way, you'll explore and maybe discover something for yourself.

>> No.4030167

>>4028328
You're still at the level where you only know enough to emulate what you've been drawing from. Once you have the fundamentals at your command instead of just drawing from muscle memory you can apply them to your own ideas much more easily.

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>>4028328
>tfw want to be a shallow copy of dead artist
gmi?