/i/, where did (You) get your drawing skills from?
I've been drawing as long as I can remember but I started taking it seriously when I entered middle school. It's all just about exercising the muscle so my regimine was one hour of drawing a day at least every day until today. Just simply repeatedly drawing whatever came to mind and honing that skill basically made me able to draw whatever I could imagine after a few years with relative satisfaction. My mom would give me a bunch of drawing reference books and stuff that I would also practice with and it gave me better eyes for forms and shadow. I also took some sketch classes in my later years of highschool and in a more competitive environment I was pushed to excel and stand out. Add a couple shitty years of art classes in college and here I am drawing boobs for strangers on the internet.
>>816152pyw
>>816152did you do any kind of drills or pure exercices when you were learning or did you just draw fun stuff regularly without thinking about it too much?I just started 2 month ago just drawing everyday, either making OCs while using references when needed or copying drawings I like, trying to vary things when I feel like it. Is this a decent method for learnind and improving long term? Cause the "recommended" method of drawing 20 thousand boxes and scratching 5 billion lines sounds awful, I can't believe people subject themselves to this.
>>816246Yeah essentially what you're doing is what I did for a long portion of my time drawing. I'd basically just fill pages of sketchbooks with anything and everything I could think of or wanted to draw while occasionally referencing material to work out how to draw certain stuff. A couple years ago I started doing stuff like anatomy studies and pose sketching but for like 80% it was just me constantly drawing what I felt like drawing. No repetitive stuff in that sense. I would occasionally fill pages with stuff like hand poses and angles to get good at drawing them specifically.
there wasn't enough queen k rool porn on the internet so i got to work
>>816260and for that, I thank you
>>816142I went nuts & had to learn to draw to draw someone I saw a loooong time agoI could already kinda drawLike I would draw sci-fi cities a lot