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>bad at hands
>practice hands
>bad at gesture
>practice gesture
>bad at anatomy
>practice anatomy
>bad at feet
>practice feet
>stop for 2 weeks
>bad at hands, gesture, anatomy and feet again

am I the only one? it feels like I need to jugle 10 different skills at once and if I drop one I need to start all over again
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>>7774931
Your skills didn't regress, your eye improved, letting you notice mistakes you couldn't before. You can think of it as your overall lvl VS individual skills level in a vidya game. That is why looking at old drawings hurts so bad.
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>>7774931
I asked chatgpt and it basically said our brains are like hardrives that can hold a limited amount of data. It's constantly deleting old information that goes unused and replacing it with new ones. Keeping only what's necessary for survival. What we call a “memory” is more like the brain reconstructing a model of what probably happened, using whatever fragments are left and filling in the blanks based on patterns, habits, and emotional associations. It's why emotionally charged moments last longer, false memories are so common, and repeat experiences feel more real.

The conclusion I drew from this is that in order to keep a memory in your brain, you need to condition your brain to think that drawing is necessary for survival. You need to draw often with a purpose, not just repetition. The brain needs to feel emotionally engaged to keep those memories longer.
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>>7774931
It sounds more like you're bad at form.

Or bait, probably bait.
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>>7775028
GOOD MORNING SIR!!!!
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>>7774931
I am in the same hell as well. The plateau is infinite.
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>I asked chatgpt
Every motherfucking time I get on this board some nigger says something irritating. Holy fucking shit I am done. This is it. I am fucking done with this fucking website filled with braindead zoomer niggers, God I fucking hate this fucking gay ass era holy fucking shit I want to fucking set you pieces of shit on fire. I am fucking done. I don't even care if it's Indians or retarded faggot Americans anymore. I fucking hate you all, fuck zoomers, fuck millennials, fuck the sharty who raids this faggot site, fuck Indians, fuck your fucking faggot AI fucking shit, fuck spammers, fuck the bait that is like 99% of this faggot site, fuck all of India with nuclear weapons, fuck women, fuck niggers, fuck trannies, and on top of FUCK THE FUCKING JANNIES. FUCK THE JANNIES
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>>7775153
same tbf
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>>7774931
It takes years of practice to get decent, let alone good.
Stop opening dumb postst a 15 year old would make.
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>>7774931
Practicing did not improve my art because If I can draw something, then i am not pushing the limits of what I can do, so what I'm drawing literally isn't dynamic enough. So i never actually draw anything good because I'm not going to finish an easy drawing, I'm going to add more to it to make it exceptional.
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>>7775169
To put it in game terms, it's like being level 10 and then grinding to become level 50, but you are still fighting enemies that are matched with your level so nothing actually changed. You don't just go to the starting area and one shot level 1 monsters, you have to progress the story and fight stronger enemies so your level doesn't matter.
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>>7774988
>>7775173
>video game analogies
Shut the fuck up
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>>7775173
lmao there's absolutely no point to this analogy you just wanted to be annoying
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>>7775153
I genuinely don't understand why you're so mad. The response was very insightful and offering a more nuanced response than your average food analogy.
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part of the process boss. youll get to a point tho where you only need to practice every now and then as opposed to needing it constantly
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>>7774988
>That is why looking at old drawings hurts so bad.
no
actually when I look at older drawings I notice my skill got worse after some time
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>>7775205
because it's a bait thread, goober
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>>7775028
This is this most retarded way I've seen someone reach what is essentially the correct advice of practicing intelligently and with intention



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