22 Feb 08:51
--I've hear people talk about how you need 10000 hours to become a good artist, other say you need 10000 to master figure drawing etc.
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22 Feb 08:50
--People should stop using the 10 thousand hours thing as a rule, 10 thousand hours isn't that much
22 Feb 08:48
--But it's a rare person who can spend four years with nothing to do but practice. Even if you worked in-house for ten hour days for four years, you'd probably only spend half of your time actually improving your abilities.
22 Feb 08:41
--Even subtracting weekends and sick days you'd be incredibly well developed.
22 Feb 08:40
--4yrs at 8hrs a day would surpass ten thousand hours of practice. Which would mean you'd probably be as good as anyone in the industry...
22 Feb 07:23
--I have yet to ecounter a book by Dover that I didnt enjoy. Adding this to my list <3
22 Feb 05:00
--damn that wake up call..got alot of foresortening practice ahead of me
22 Feb 01:41
--Daily Group Study is about to begin, this time with purpose! -- http://www.livestream.com/mciii --more information on the group here: http://crimsondaggers.com/forum/thread-4592.html
21 Feb 23:23
--Btw I have totally missed the twitch plays pokemon thing and I don't feel like watching it from the beggining, I feel like I've missed a part of internet history
21 Feb 23:12
--btw, here's the most detailed animation I've seen so far https://imgur.com/gallery/wL2eJ9y
21 Feb 23:11
--Some people get to pro in 1 year, some in 2, measuring the hours can be a good thing to get an idea, but it's not a good method
21 Feb 22:50
--Or should I have said 4 years after college, which would already have been 3-4 years. But it can be done in 4 years as others have shown with the right mindset and learning methods. Double that to get into a good pro and so on.