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Posted On: September 18th 2026, 08:31 pm
These are the things that helped me:

1. Stop expecting a finished piece from every session. Sometimes, ten minutes of drawing is enough. You don't owe the sketchbook anything.

2. Warm up. Two minutes of lines, circle and boxes will loosen up your muscles and improve your line work too.

3. If you can name the problem -anatomy, perspective, values- slow down and focus on being accurate and on precision

4. If you don't know what's wrong, make several quick versions of it and compare them. Quantity will help you spot it

5. Draw something nobody else needs to see, just for you. Practice is more important than content

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Comments (6)
the_chosen_frogthe2nd 25 days ago

the_chosen_frogthe2nd

Letzz gooo 🔥

smrzgk a month ago

smrzgk

Wow 🔥

itstophatboiii_ a month ago

itstophatboiii_

It's mainly because if you treat an artwork as homework, you took the joy out of it especially if you just started the path as an artist. Glad you're back on your feet again! 🙌🔥🔥

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