I wasted years to learn how to draw, and I didn't even get to the level I was supposed to with such amount of time because I was that goddamn lazy. Let's just say that maybe I am satisfied with my artwork, but I could have done a lot better if I was practicing like any other normal artist does, a couple of hours a day. What I'm saying is that if you will practice a lot then you will even be able to draw better than me in year or two maybe, while I got to this level in like 4-5 years. I'm still quite ashamed of being this slow with learning. Just don't jump straight to drawing of your own ideas from your imagination(that was my critical mistake because I ignored a lot of theory and stuff that is a must learn), start by drawing from references, learn the basics: proportions, primitive shapes e.t.c. There's lots of books about this stuff. reference.sketchdaily.net/en/ that's the site I use for references. It's pretty damn cool.
Looks good, along with the sketches in that other post. I give it a damn fine out of CHRIST ON A CRACKER that's beautiful.
for some reason, people are still replying to this shit, even tho it's from a year ago its from back when i wasnt hated
