#jubilines

Thank you so much!! I know I can get really energetic in the tags of a reblog, so I’m glad you like them so much! And thank you again for the compliment, it’s amazing to hear that from a wonderful artist like yourself!

1: Do you prefer traditional drawing, or digital?

If you asked me this back in 2019, I would have said traditional in a heartbeat, but now, I find myself enjoying digital more. I love doing fun sketches of people and practice basic skills traditionally, which I still have a soft spot for since I spent so many years drawing on paper. I have grown to love digital more in the last two years, though!

5: What’s your favorite thing to draw?

People! Fictional or real life, realistic or cartoonish, I love drawing all of them! I don’t like drawing most things that aren’t human, except birds because of my family’s history with them and where I live. I should practice more with non-human creatures and things since I’m rusty with them, but I usually get bored and move on to drawing humans.

If you want to be more specific, I would say faces, hair, and outfits (in that order). I love drawing eyes and getting creative with the hair and outfit of a person! Also, despite not that great with them, I love fun poses, even if they’re not that realistic.

6: What’s your least favorite thing to draw?

Like for the question “What is the most difficult thing for you to draw?”, it’s feet and shoes. I don’t enjoy drawing feet since I’m inexperienced. It also makes shoes harder since I can’t do a good sketch of a foot for a shoe. It’s also because I tend to use my own body as a reference (I look at my hand/arm a lot when drawing), and trying to do that with your own foot is hard 😅

18: What are you currently trying to improve on?

Gosh, this is a hard question! With every drawing I do, I always try to improve one thing with my art. You can show me any of my drawings and I can remember the one thing I focused on when drawing thar piece. Honestly, I think it’s the main reason my art has improved so much.

It started back at the end of 2020, where I was on a FaceTime call with a bunch of friends, and I sent them a few of my recent drawings and asked them seriously to give me every single thing wrong with my art, and boy they didn’t hold back! I created a list of the criticism I received that day, and from them on I tried using the critiques into every drawing. I’ve been doing it ever since that day, and it’s helped a lot!!

One thing I worked to improve on in my last drawing was the facial structure of the characters, because I wasn’t happy with the noses of a recent fanart I did. I tested and experimented with the nose and how it rests on a face, and I think I’ve gotten better at understanding the anatomy of a face through that drawing!