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This is a clip from the Draftsmen podcast episode that's exclusive to the Drawing Basics course.
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With time, you begin to let your ego go, and instead of comparing yourself in a negative way, you look at other artist's work and think: 'so it's possible to get at this level'. It becomes a parameter :D
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'Comparison is the thief of joy'
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Iām glad my phone not only spies on me, but also read my mind. This is just what I needed to hear.
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Instagram does not show you the many years the artist spent working to get that good. You are looking at the top of an iceberg of training and experience!
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i felt a little discouraged when I saw Steve Hustons work, but when I got to know that he spent 40yrs mastering that craft whereas I had spent just a few months. It puts things into perspective.
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100% . I followed a ton of artists to be inspired but I find I actually get more overwhelmed and discouraged by being saturated with artistsāmy age, younger, and olderāthat seemed to have already accomplished so much more. Better to digest inspiration more slowly to match oneās growth
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the process is the fun part honestly. If you stop feeling like you NEED to be good. When you've achieved "good" that feeling lasts 10 seconds i swear
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I'm a slow learner and I get anxious when watching speed paint.
Already, I'm moving the goal post, it's like shooting a moving target.
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That Bob Ross plushie in the back sparks so much joy
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I donāt get discouraged. I get motivated. It depends on which side if the coin you look at. The negative side or positive side.
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I once had a panic attack the day before the start of an art education program because I thought I had to be Leonardo Davinchi. Like, the website literally only said that you should have an intrest for art and all of the pictures of students works weren't astonishingly good. My brain isn't capable of looking at the bigger picture sometimes. At least I enjoy art and won't quit it because I'm "really bad" at it and totally not because I haven't invested as much time and effort into it š
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"If you are satisfied with your skill level, you have no motivation to improve" Very true words.
Dont see comparison as somthing you should have now, see it as somthing you can reach one day.
Keep it steady, keep it consistent. Many artist who can draw very realistic things did not start that way, but steadily kept rising.
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I am far from a beginner and I will still look at someone else's art and be like, "Wow, I suck"
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This happens to me a lot where I feel discouraged because everywhere in my feed there are my peers and professional artists that are way advanced than me and doing a lot better with their art. Thank you for reminding me again and itās a hard journey for every artist but motivation, learning and time will payoff!
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Yes, indeed i'am often feel discouraged everytime i see other great art and became hopeless, but everytime i see an art that is good but easy to draw it couraged me again, motivated me make me say "This is piece a cake, i can draw it."
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yep. i improved so much after i stopped going on Instagram all the time. it allowed me to be alone with my art and I realized that "hey, I actually want to learn how to draw wtf!"
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YES, THIS! I always have my mindset as āthereās no such things as talents, only how long people learnā, i personally really enjoyed my art improvement even though itās slow. Donāt get discouraged if thereās someone better than you, get fired up and start to practice more! Donāt compare your arts with other peopleās arts, compare it to your old arts and see how far youāve come and give yourself a good job for working really hard to get to this day.
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I remember the first time I got into the art classroom where I had classes and saw all those paintings so beautiful and realistic and I remember thinking "I'm never going to be able to do such things". Five years later I was painting Arnold Schwarzenegger in a 100Ć70 canvas š
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Iām always trying to better myself. I did a portrait a week in pen and ink to get better with proportions. Then I started working on inanimate objects. Now Iām about to start on landscapes and background. With the people and objects, I have started stylizing. After I feel I get some understanding with background, I will work on storytelling (plan on being there by mid summer).
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@Kiddo_04
1 year ago
I needed this
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