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Studies and exercises and practices suck so much FUCK I wish I could just draw what I want and improve no matter what
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You can, it's called copying the stuff you actually like and want to draw until it clicks
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>t. idea guy
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>>7948862
Good news for you, the only way to improve is to draw what you want, analyze what went wrong, and then do targeted studies to address those weak points. So you should be doing both anyway.
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>>7948862
Marko djurjevic said he only studied for a week and then from then on he just drew what he wanted.
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>>7948862
just trace frogs
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>>7949326
pyw
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>>7948862

Stop Doing "Art Exercises"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xt48tyUyCU

simply make art, forget studies and exercises
art is a skill game, not a knowledge game
making art is the exercise
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>>7949450
TRUKE. studies are for fucking cowards.



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