There is a quote that says, "Practicing for one day adds one day to your experience, but one day without practicing the basics sets you back ten days" and this quote motivates me so much that I practice fundamentals each and every day, no matter what new I'm learning today. I just know I have to practice those basic fundamentals and even if it could be the simplest way possible, like a full page of different lines, a bunch of various shapes, some shading practice etc
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I dont draw nowadays because i am busy and all ,but for those who are starting , you dont need to learn fundamentals and make perfect pieces , most artist started with drawing things they like and improved their skills over time, just draw whatever you feel looks good , i personally started with drawing pokemon and beyblade characters (and now i look at them , they look bad 😅
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KeshArt
✏️ Here’s the Difference between the PRO artist and a Beginner, Who are YOU?
- The PRO’s do the BASICS really really well, whereas
- The beginner thinks ‘knowing’ the basics is the same as doing the Basics.
Great drawings are not made of ADVANCED techniques,
They are made of NOT MAKING mistakes on the Basics.
Learning the fundamentals can feel BORING and long, but it doesn't have to be that way.
That's exactly why I created my;
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