Learning to draw
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Learning to draw
by Ganthan » Tue Apr 08, 2014 8:12 pm
Kris, have you ever tried to learn how to draw up some of your comics yourself? Jollyjack has his own . Heck, I would try it out myself if I had more spare time and privacy. And creativity.
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Re: Learning to draw
by Kris@WLP » Wed Apr 09, 2014 8:29 pm
I have two major problems with drawing.
First, I don't have the patience with myself to put up with sucking egregiously at drawing to practice enough to get good at it. I barely have that level of patience when it comes to writing.
Second- and more important- my hand tends to shake whenever I have a task that requires fine manipulation of things. This especially includes drawing. I don't have a steady or controlled hand, and slowing down and taking my time actually makes it worse.
First, I don't have the patience with myself to put up with sucking egregiously at drawing to practice enough to get good at it. I barely have that level of patience when it comes to writing.
Second- and more important- my hand tends to shake whenever I have a task that requires fine manipulation of things. This especially includes drawing. I don't have a steady or controlled hand, and slowing down and taking my time actually makes it worse.
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