05-19-2020, 09:10 PM
Hey! Just thought to come by and say something in return. You do have a nice variety, and I recognize a lot of my own beginning over what you are doing lol, so you will improve! Just give yourself time. I would say maybe because I was today thinking about this, one piece of advice I wish I had followed sooner is, to time yourself (like put at clock or a stopwatch) and is not about being fast but rather keep track of where you spent more or less time, so you can decide what are you gonna work more at next.
If you feel overwhelmed doing something, that is good! Means you will get more mileage from that, you can try simplifying or reducing what you are studying, say if that tank was a struggle, do a study of just one side, or the treads, or specific details? Just forget about all the rest, try to make problems smaller, one at a time.
Also I would like to see more about your personal pieces, one mistake I think I made back when I began studying was to forgone doing personal pieces for a while (I would get the jitters), to me that was a mistake, I got burnt out. If you feel like that sometime, remember try to grab onto why is it that you draw, and don't forget it.
Keep it up!
If you feel overwhelmed doing something, that is good! Means you will get more mileage from that, you can try simplifying or reducing what you are studying, say if that tank was a struggle, do a study of just one side, or the treads, or specific details? Just forget about all the rest, try to make problems smaller, one at a time.
Also I would like to see more about your personal pieces, one mistake I think I made back when I began studying was to forgone doing personal pieces for a while (I would get the jitters), to me that was a mistake, I got burnt out. If you feel like that sometime, remember try to grab onto why is it that you draw, and don't forget it.
Keep it up!