Find Motivation to Draw & Find Places to Improve Your Art | Step 1 of Your Journey 🎨✨|Lazy Thumbnail

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What does your list look like? This is mine, lol: Learn/Improve: - Hair - Rendering - Colouring in general (heavy on this, lol) - Making arms look less stiff when drawing full-body poses Things I've Already Learned/Think I’m Doing Well In: - Drawing legs, torsos, heads, and arms - Drawing bodies/body parts in different positions and perspectives - Identifying shapes (I’ll explain this in my next video! :P) - Drawing from references - Sketching in general (like, without colour, lol) Things I Know How to Do but Want to Get Better At: - Hands - Eyes - Noses - Mouths Like I mentioned in the video, I do know how to do most of these things, but I still see plenty of room for improvement. That’s exactly why I created this series-because I’ve found methods that help me draw these things on my own. Along the way, I also discovered areas where I’m still working to improve. Some of the other methods I tried just didn’t click with me, so I came up with approaches that work better for how I think and learn. Through this series, I want to share what I’ve done to improve my art, including the methods and warmups I use. Hopefully, these will help others too! 😊 I’m still learning, even though I’ve been doing art practically my whole life. Just know-it’s never too late to learn. You just have to make sure you’re focusing on the right things. (I still remember when I was younger, I used to think you had to be born good at drawing, lol.)