LukeFairhead

I see a lot of people on here of varying talent levels and see some of them beating themselves up for not being as good as they want to be. This is just a notice to inform you that this is a great thing, and the moment you don't think you can improve you should stop drawing. Any artist worth his salt that has had any success in the art business got there the same way: years and years and years of practicing, cursing at the results, looking at other work for inspiration (or frustration depending on who you are) and practicing more to get where they are now. This is how the process works, it's a constant test of your desire to draw rather than