07-20-2015, 03:42 AM
this is mainly for the people who find Art is a broad subject , im here to say that it is, but what i like about it is that the fundamentals build off of each other in a way that youre not missing that much really.
when you work on perspective youre already working on construction drawing , when youre studying anatomy it can also challenge your perspective in a way.
so for the ones starting out ,its ok just to be off track as to what it is to learn first, but then again , if you want to improve faster, you will need to do more research about it.
and eventually through time, concepts becomes familiar, you'll be able to prioritize one topic over another, in turn leading to effectiveness. then after that it all comes to just grinding ,
for me the hardest part is focusing on one thing, i always have this mental OCD thing that i feel i should be doing this other thing rather than what im currently working on... when actually i should finish it first. this is where a mentor proves to be useful , it would serve you well and will leave you free from those worthless doubts that keeps bothering you when doing actual work.
TL:DR : barebones of what i do for the curious: drawing first / tutorials / books / gestures / application / imagination.
when you work on perspective youre already working on construction drawing , when youre studying anatomy it can also challenge your perspective in a way.
so for the ones starting out ,its ok just to be off track as to what it is to learn first, but then again , if you want to improve faster, you will need to do more research about it.
and eventually through time, concepts becomes familiar, you'll be able to prioritize one topic over another, in turn leading to effectiveness. then after that it all comes to just grinding ,
for me the hardest part is focusing on one thing, i always have this mental OCD thing that i feel i should be doing this other thing rather than what im currently working on... when actually i should finish it first. this is where a mentor proves to be useful , it would serve you well and will leave you free from those worthless doubts that keeps bothering you when doing actual work.
TL:DR : barebones of what i do for the curious: drawing first / tutorials / books / gestures / application / imagination.