#redrawoldart

Damn, 2 posts in one day? That's craaazyyyyy. Anyways

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Take this redraw I did of this piece I did back in 2018!! 7 years of just contstant practice, art blocks, breakdowns, and testing out sooooo manyyyy pennssssss and rendering styles.

P worth it imo.

I drew it again after a year, I hope y'all like it!

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A redraw of a drawing of Apple from before 2011. Not sure when as silly me didn’t write down the date back then. Apple’s hair was that reddish colour to match my hair colour at the time.

2017................................2021

REDRAW OLD ART.

Progress is weird because you usually do not notice it day to day.

Your eye and your hand train at different rates. Sometimes your eye levels up first, which means you can suddenly see that something looks wrong before your hand knows how to fix it yet.

So if you are ever staring at your art wondering if you have improved at all, here is some wisdom from my far younger years, in case you are a youngin who has not been smacked with it yet:

Redraw old art.

Not because the old one is bad. It got you here. But because it gives you actual proof that all those tiny invisible practice points were stacking in the background like some sneaky little RPG stat.