How many anons in IC learnt to draw without using tutorials?

[Anonymous No.4252563]

Not really looking to discuss how much they are needed or crucial to learning to draw, just generally curious: how many of you learnt from tutorials from the beginning and how many picked it up later after a few years of practice? How did it change and develop your process? Is there anyone here who's never actually learnt from tutorials but mostly relied on intuitive visual learning?

>Da Vinci's cats because it must have been so annoying drawing something that moves around before photographs existed.

[Anonymous No.4252570]

I mean, I started drawing as a kid and only really picked up some instructional booklets I found at home as a teenager. Wouldn't say that there were any advantages to learning without instructions from someone who is obviously more skilled. Although it felt nice to see that some things you figured out on your own.

[Anonymous No.4254810]

>>4252563
>not a single construction line

[Anonymous No.4254813]

>>4252563
>anyone here who's never actually learnt from tutorials but mostly relied on intuitive visual learning?


thats how i learned.
trial and error and observation.

[Anonymous No.4254894]

>>4252563
i started drawing as a kid and found out about tutorials only much later on. i dont really "Study" too much, i just draw. i dont know how anyone here has patience for all this studying, fundamentals, books whatever.

[Anonymous No.4254913]

>>4252563
I've never read a drawing book or watched a drawing youtube video

It's soooooo boring to consume content ABOUT drawing when all I want to do is draw something.

I do lots of studies of things I like, that's pretty much it.