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Topic	How do you feel about this drawing?
United_World 12/30/18 11:07:51 PM #46:	Harpie posted... You should definitely create an instagram account just for your art. I think itd be really motivating to see your account grow and itd help keep you accountable to keep posting. Also a good way to see your progress as you refine your style and get even better ^^ Thanks! I've been off and on about making a Deviant Art account or something along those lines. I'm not really sure why the idea intimidates me sometimes, but I think it have something to do with DA itself... rikasa posted... There's definitely potential there and as a hobby it's fine but it's far from professional quality. Try making one of your pencil sketches into smooth line art, either digitally or with the pencil. I've done a few of those actually: I usually leave the chicken scratch look on the initial drawings because sometimes, if I like it enough, I'll scan it into my computer and go over it/ink it/color it with a tablet. --- "She Wriggles and She Wraggles, She Jiggles and She Jaggles." https://imgur.com/mwMPvDI https://imgur.com/XdPFPMC <cite>United_World posted [p:914956378] in How do you... [t:77343701]...</cite> <quote><cite>Harpie posted...</cite> <quote>You should definitely create an instagram account just for your art. I think itd be really motivating to see your account grow and itd help keep you accountable to keep posting. Also a good way to see your progress as you refine your style and get even better ^^</quote> Thanks! I've been off and on about making a Deviant Art account or something along those lines. I'm not really sure why the idea intimidates me sometimes, but I think it have something to do with DA itself... <cite>rikasa posted...</cite> <quote>There's definitely potential there and as a hobby it's fine but it's far from professional quality. Try making one of your pencil sketches into smooth line art, either digitally or with the pencil.</quote> I've done a few of those actually: I usually leave the chicken scratch look on the initial drawings because sometimes, if I like it enough, I'll scan it into my computer and go over it/ink it/color it with a tablet. --- "She Wriggles and She Wraggles, She Jiggles and She Jaggles." https://imgur.com/mwMPvDI https://imgur.com/XdPFPMC</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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