It is called the artists curse where you're never happy with your result
It works like a carrot on a stick, almost reaching it but never there
It is good and healthy if you want to grow and if you know about it and use it you can push yourself really far

>but I can't stop until im at a master level
You will probably feel like you will never get there, and even the people you look up to have the same issues. They just learn how to deal with it and look at it objectively

It is natural

>>2579753
I don't know if anybody else has this. Though it's the internet, I'm sure someone out there will feel the same. I do hate when I'm drawing off, and will bail on drawing that day if it's simply out of control.

I do have a procrastination or perfectionist problem. I struggle severely with seeing a project to the end. However, I have most a very creative "in the zone" mood during these throw away stages, where I don't feel committed to a picture.

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>>2579753
yes, the standard is what makes you decent. if you were satisfied with the stuff you made while being aware that it's much worse than the average pro, you'll never get to that level.

but that being said, recently i really realized how important it is to draw with absolute confidence regardless of doubts. it's almost like while drawing, you have to be completely and utterly delusional and believe that you are a master of your craft in order to execute everything you've learned properly.
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>>2579646
I can tell you lived in a lower income area.

>>2579668
Use to!? Still do

>>2579646
I can tell your race just by looking at this

it helps me find an artist I like so it's retarded to remove it.

>>2579596
it's OK as long as they don't use those bigass ones that ruins the whole composition

>>2579596
I hate it when there's no credit because I have to ask "who drew this" on facebook and the guy who posted it (retarded most of the time) is like LUL IDK INTERNET?

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The pages are really really small, hence the messy brushwork, which is something I know I need to work on. Tips appreciated.

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This one's from today
4/4

looks dumb af

show your art or gtfo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism

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Kill yourself EU kike

>>2579509
kill yourself.

>>2579492
I'm sorry but you're gonna have to read, even if you don't want to, some books like the vilppu one and loomis books have worked wonders for me, and I too didn't want to read. all the advice I can give you is read the hampton book and figure drawing for all it's worth by loomis.

>>2579492
Nigga if I could make an artist, it would be ME.

>Loomis.

>>2579492

you'd be a damn fool to take any advice here

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>>2579488

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>How to reindeer

>>2579494
Here's your reply.

>>2579471
>Do you have a specific creative process you need to go through?

I masturbate a lot.

A girl on Instagram inspires me daily desu. Mostly it's because I find her absolutely beautiful and so is her work

Surround yourself with creative people

0/10 although I feel calc2 and higher level maths can be beneficial

Sleep

Youth. My art class around 1st grade

I think very calmly right before sleep and try to arrange beautiful things

>>2579471
My main inspiration to start to draw are Barbucci, Matteo de Longis and Nekro. I love the style of these guys and the "worlds" they create around their drawings.

Is hard to advice someone to be more creative. But, there is no doubt reading, watching films and playing games kinda helps to develop the imagination. And not having mental taboos is important too.

The education in creativity is kinda important, creativity without control is as bad as not having creativity.

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Without being too blunt, just do it. The lines aren't the focus of the exercise. I mean this as nicely as possible.

https://youtu.be/KxGRhd_iWuE

>>2579418
But how and when will I know when I have it being drawn properly and not too big or not too small?

>>2579438
Once you flip it upside down. You're not supposed to get it right in one try, you need to try, fail, revise, learn from your mistakes then try again. Do it 2 or 3 times.

>>2579411
Everything is art, anon. It just has to be labeled as art.

>>2579427
But the process, does it have merit?

>>2579469
Nope.

You need to lurk moar, retard.

try asking
>>>/wsr/

Reason I can't decide one of the two personalities is because even though one of the reasons I like concept art is it's logical and realistic nature as I would think would be typical for an INTP, the reason I want to make is even more because of the fact that it'd let me explore entirely new and unique ideas, Like original worlds, creatures etc. From what I've read the interest in something entirely new would be more typical of an INFP, but I could be completely wrong.

I'm INTP and I mainly just do my own thing but I guess I'd also be interested in the concept art sort of stuff? Most of my personal work is stuff like creature design. I love thinking up new species and figuring out how'd they'd work to make it seem more believable.

As for the styles themselves, I like a pretty wide range. I never really cared about what a style is called so it's hard to answer. But typical shit like animu and semi realistic stuff that has nice stylization. Also soft spot for pretty medieval stuff like the tapestries. Don't...
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I took that bullshit test, told me I'm an INTP as well.

I like drawing qt anime girls.