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Scene redraws / storyboards from Rurouni Kenshin (2012)

Hello!!

Sorry for getting back to you so late-- 

I know this feeling very well! When you keep drawing something and you feel it turns out bad and you want to give up and quit.. we’ve all been there.. When that happens, I usually do either of these:

I tend to take a break and step away from my work, because sometimes when you keep wanting something to look good so bad you get frustrated and stop making sense of what actually looks good. So take a little break and come back to your drawing and see what actually is wrong. 

Sometimes I just ignore the feeling of ‘wanting it to look good’ and just think to myself ‘I will do my best and it doesn’t matter whether it’s perfect or not’ and just wing it. 

I think the worst approach of all is giving up. Drawing takes patience as well as hard work. We all forget that sometimes and it’s okay as long as we remind ourselves that we won’t get anything without working for it. So work for it, take it easy and don’t give up :)

PS. Also refer to this ask about improving in general 

Thank you so much! 

If I’m thinking about making it a print, I chose A4 size and make sure it’s set in 300 dpi (the resolution for printing) and sometimes 350 dpi. 

Sure!– here’s the list of Pens I use:

Brush Pens:

http://www.jetpens.com/Zebra-Disposable-Brush-Pen-Super-Fine/pd/2309

http://www.jetpens.com/Zebra-Disposable-Brush-Pen-Fine/pd/2307 

(^I like the top two a lot!)

http://www.jetpens.com/Pilot-Pocket-Brush-Pen-Soft/pd/2482

http://www.jetpens.com/Kuretake-Disposable-Pocket-Brush-Pen-Fine/pd/3074

White Ink Pen: 

http://www.jetpens.com/Sakura-Gelly-Roll-Regular-Gel-Ink-Pen-0.4-mm-White/pd/531