05-02-2016, 04:35 PM
@smrr-It was awesome shooting the shit with you and everyone else that joined my stream! U 'ppreciate the music cuz real recognize real at da nd of da day. Thanks for putting respeck on my name.
looool :D
@mech- Man, thanks for stopping by! The dick fiend wouldn't have been possible without you bro! I'll definitely post more: here's to the next 14 pages!
@John-Sup man! You're right on both accounts: I should have been paying more attention to structure for sure...I was just a bit self-conscious about noodling since I was streaming; I'm confident that I would've been able to fix things otherwise...but my stuff is too inconsistent to make such a claim hahaha thanks for pointing that out to me, John! And to your second point, yeah, I'm trying to let my style breathe a bit hence the no ref, VERY repetitive sketches.
I believe strongly in painful repetition when learning any skill. Drawing one thing many many times, and slowly deviating from the repetition over time. Draw what you're comfortable with, and add new elements. Keep doing this until forever haha
Not a very sexy or eloquent way of going about things, but it works for me. Sycra brings up the concept of "iterative practice" on his youtube channel and the way he explains it makes my brain feel good.
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looool :D
@mech- Man, thanks for stopping by! The dick fiend wouldn't have been possible without you bro! I'll definitely post more: here's to the next 14 pages!
@John-Sup man! You're right on both accounts: I should have been paying more attention to structure for sure...I was just a bit self-conscious about noodling since I was streaming; I'm confident that I would've been able to fix things otherwise...but my stuff is too inconsistent to make such a claim hahaha thanks for pointing that out to me, John! And to your second point, yeah, I'm trying to let my style breathe a bit hence the no ref, VERY repetitive sketches.
I believe strongly in painful repetition when learning any skill. Drawing one thing many many times, and slowly deviating from the repetition over time. Draw what you're comfortable with, and add new elements. Keep doing this until forever haha
Not a very sexy or eloquent way of going about things, but it works for me. Sycra brings up the concept of "iterative practice" on his youtube channel and the way he explains it makes my brain feel good.
.