Day 13 "Inner Demons" - This One Ended Up Really Sketchy, I Wish It Were A Planned Drawing, Because I

Day 13 "Inner Demons" - this one ended up really sketchy, I wish it were a planned drawing, because I really like the concept. It needs color to look right, I think. It's a body holding a head with the spinal cord attached. It's like my OC person, based off of a meditation session with some spirits.

Interedting, I'm going to look into this more.

so I downloaded a new art program recently

It’s called Krita. Maybe you’ve heard of it, but in case you haven’t, seriously, check it out! It’s really nice!

The best way I can describe this program is that it’s a combination of Easy Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop. And the best part is the program is completely free to download from their website. I think what I like most about it is that not only does it have a Stablizer like SAI does, but it has practically all the tools I ever use from Photoshop. Not saying it’s going to replace SAI or PS for me (at least not yet; I’m still learning my way around Krita lol), but it’s probably the only thing I’ve ever found that is coming close to doing it.

I put some screenshots under the cut!

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If a critique is requested, be honest… but for the love of all things good and holy do not degrade, bully, or act condescending toward an artist just because their picture doesn’t match up to your standard of quality.

Do you have any advice for someone who wants to get good at drawing? How did you get your own unique style?

I say, make friends with other artists, and find the drive to improve more as they improve in turn. Find artists you can look up to as a goal (whether dead or alive) learn from them. Read books and interesting stories and find inspiration in them.

“i’m sad and idk how to feel better”

“i don’t know what to draw”

“i always mess up”

“BUT I SUCK”