#timber talk

I'm glad you like this ship and I would love to see your drawings <3 <3 due to bad experiences I have lost the inspiration to continue drawing them but it is still a ship that I still like, I am sorry if I could not give content of them for a long time

they are still my babies >:3

Looking at this blog makes me feel nostalgic for the past ideas, many of them ended up in simple sketches or files saved, one of the ideas that most kept me excited at the time was Adventure Team au. I still don't believe that this au started with a strange dream and many ended up liking xDDD It made me very happy that everyone were so interested in a crazy idea that it emerged in the most bizarre way. Checking my profile and reading the questions about the characters makes me relive the old ideas that I had planned for that story, they were weird ideas but fun after all. Now almost two years have passed since the first publication on that au, I wonder, should I continue it?

Thanks a lot! ^ - ^ I'm glad you like my content About the question is a bit difficult for me, my learning path was pretty weird and with many falls but still.

1-practice, a lot, too much: I know, this is a very cliche advice but as a basis it is important that you keep this in your mind, look references, speedpaints, tutorials and art books, inspiration is very important here, listen Music, eat a fruit or go out for a while to look your garden, you have to do something that enlivens your imagination so you will not get so frustrated in this process.

2- learn to analyze images and put them on paper: exercise this ability every day, extract geometric figures from the objects in front of you, try this either by drawing a fictional character or something real, everything is made up of geometric figures, this It will serve you to exercise your memory and attention to the things.

3- experiment with everything: avoid getting stuck in an artistic style too early, don't be afraid to experiment with different styles, ways of painting, perspective, etc. Sometimes the phrase "it's my style" is just an excuse to avoid getting better. I'm not saying styles are bad but it's important that you explore different things and don't stop too soon.

4- Don't be afraid of perspective and composition: these two things usually sound scary because they are something too "technical" but believe me, it is very important, if you master perspective and composition you can do wonders with it.

5- have fun: try not to get frustrated so soon and take art as a passion, draw what you like, you could try drawing fanarts or creating original characters but have fun.

6-Don't let criticism hurt you: learn to endure criticism and learn from those that if they are worth it, do not be afraid of being judged and become better every day. Learn and ignore the idiots who want to make you feel bad.