>>938061225
The best thing I learned or heard or what inspired me was that it doesnt actually matter how "good" you are
truly the best thing to have as an artist is the intent
if you study loomis and everyone studies loomis then everyone draws loomis
it's sorta like a "it's my style!" cope but the difference is that you arent trying to draw something else youve seen, the way youve been told to and failing
what you want to understand is ther eis no "good" artist
everyones journey is different form the references and lessons they decide to keep to the tools they use
my best advice is to just do whatever you want and dont worry about how fast or how good you are or others are
the import part is enjoying what you do and wanting to do more
if you decide to not even start drawing something because it will look worse and bad than something else youve seen then you wont make it
you need to have the drive and intent to create something and if it isnt what you had in mind that's when you learn from it
failure is the best teacher
imo
