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Jinx doodles

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“why don’t you just fuck off already”

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when im playing a game alone and theres danger i am quiet and stoic, by necessity. when im playing with friends and theres danger i start screaming and sqwuaking like a chimp to communicate over long distance that there is danger and i am distressed. This is because humans are social animals who evolved to live in groups and signal to eachother when herobrine is there

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fuck it, christmas carol too just because the state of the world fucking sucks

you freaks like weird music yea?

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when is omega getting his own game

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sorry i dont post art. its because i dont draw.

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let's get ✨vulnerable✨

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fuck man i thoroughly dislike that thing

todd

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yeah. i've got the wikipedia page for rat. on cassette.

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for the record, this is 3 years of improvement because i STUDIED. i studied artstyles i liked. i ANALYZED THEM THOROUGHLY to see what makes them look the way they do, i studied proportions and perspective, and while im not perfect, im getting better everyday because i have a passion for my craft and actively look for ways to improve.

“ITS NOT FAIR HOW DID PEWDIEPIE GET SO GOOD AT ART SO FAST IN JUST A YEAR WHEN IVE BEEN DRAWING LONGER THAN HIM AND MY ART LOOKS WORSE”

im gunna say this as gently as i can, in order to improve your art, you have to put actual effort into doing so aside from simply “drawing everyday.” Drawing every day is good advice and has lots of benefit, but unless you are engaging in constructive practices while you’re doing that daily drawing, your art WILL remain stagnant.

Engage in critique with your artist friends of a higher skill level on what you could improve on, watch videos about art and how to improve your art.

study artists you like and pick apart exactly what about their art is appealing to you personally and apply that to your work. Contrary to popular belief, art does actually require lots of effort to become good at.

Theres plenty of resources out there. USE THEM.

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Take a slice

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“ITS NOT FAIR HOW DID PEWDIEPIE GET SO GOOD AT ART SO FAST IN JUST A YEAR WHEN IVE BEEN DRAWING LONGER THAN HIM AND MY ART LOOKS WORSE”

im gunna say this as gently as i can, in order to improve your art, you have to put actual effort into doing so aside from simply “drawing everyday.” Drawing every day is good advice and has lots of benefit, but unless you are engaging in constructive practices while you’re doing that daily drawing, your art WILL remain stagnant.

Engage in critique with your artist friends of a higher skill level on what you could improve on, watch videos about art and how to improve your art.

study artists you like and pick apart exactly what about their art is appealing to you personally and apply that to your work. Contrary to popular belief, art does actually require lots of effort to become good at.

Theres plenty of resources out there. USE THEM.

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I couldn't have said it better myself.

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BE MAD BE SAD BUT DONT U DARE GIVE UP

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