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Thread: being a better drawer...
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05-13-2011 01:03 PM #1
being a better drawer...
Can anyone tell me how to become a better drawer? I seem to be good at all the other types of art but i just can't draw... i love drawing and that's hy i want to be better at it... hewlp mwee
EDIT: better at drawing -.-
RE-EDIT: you know... like painting, sketching.... drawing final fantasy like creatures :/Last edited by gameoverlord345; 05-13-2011 at 05:29 PM.
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05-13-2011 05:10 PM #2widdershins modality Achievements:
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gameoverlord345 and GavinGill like this.If you have a sense of caring for others, you will manifest a kind of inner strength in spite of your own difficulties and problems. With this strength, your own problems will seem less significant and bothersome to you. By going beyond your own problems and taking care of others, you gain inner strength, self-confidence, courage, and a greater sense of calm.Dalai Lama
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05-13-2011 05:25 PM #3
O_O it took me 20 minutes to figure that one out -.- allow me to fix that
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05-13-2011 05:26 PM #4Haunted by entropy. Achievements:
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In order to be a good drawer, you must be able to hold things well. When people put something, like a shirt for instance, into a drawer, they expect for that drawer to have the strength and conviction to hold their shirt for them until they come back. Your ability to hold items will vary depending on what type of drawer you are. A kitchen drawer may hold more than a bathroom drawer.
Some things to avoid, as a drawer:
Dropping stuff.
Running out of room in your inventory.
Falling out of the dresser or cabinet.
Bursting into flames, spontaneously.gameoverlord345 likes this.---o--- my DCs say I'm dreamy.
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05-13-2011 05:28 PM #5
i feel stupid... nor can i fix it
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05-13-2011 05:28 PM #6Haunted by entropy. Achievements:
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---o--- my DCs say I'm dreamy.
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05-13-2011 05:30 PM #7
do you have anything helpful to say XD
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05-13-2011 05:45 PM #8Bird Brain Achievements:
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Visualization, daydreaming, lucid dreaming. The more you imagine things moving and from different angles, the better you'll be at perception and drawing items out of basic shapes.
gameoverlord345 likes this.We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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05-13-2011 05:51 PM #9Haunted by entropy. Achievements:
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I just noticed that Taosaur beat me to the joke. Now I feel like a twit.
That wasn't very helpful either, was it...---o--- my DCs say I'm dreamy.
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05-13-2011 05:58 PM #10FINALLY -.-
Originally Posted by Puffin
Visualization, daydreaming, lucid dreaming. The more you imagine things moving and from different angles, the better you'll be at perception and drawing items out of basic shapes.
a good answer thank you
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05-13-2011 05:58 PM #11... nope Originally Posted by sloth
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05-13-2011 06:00 PM #12
You have to learn to really see the world. I mean...really...see it. Break through all of the optical illusions and realize what it is that your eyes are seeing. It's not easy. You are being deceived by your eyes pretty much all the time, and learning to see what actually is, and not just what you perceive things to be is a constant challenge. Personally I think that being a good artist is something that you either are or aren't...it's innate. But you could start with some simple instructive books and practice practice practice and practice some more.
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