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ArtOfSinDesign In reply to TheInkFanatic [2017-05-11 06:52:29 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much for your beautiful words
you are right its not an original theme or subject but we all have a different style to express ourselves especially in drawing .

again thank you so much for this comment you put a smile in my face since people liking what i do is the best thing that can happen !

have a beautiful day

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TheInkFanatic In reply to ArtOfSinDesign [2017-05-11 14:55:15 +0000 UTC]

I give a lot constructive criticism, because I like helping out other artist. Regarding my drawings, I'm still by far not skilled, but I do know a lot of things, even if I cant illustrate things myself that well. I mean sure, as a skilled artist you dont need too much help any more, but I can still point out things that are good and that can be improved as someone with a different point of view. Or even suggest different techniques you could experiment with yourself, you might not have considered. And knowing that you are happy thanks to a comment with more than 2 words, I might even consider commenting on your future artworks^

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ArtOfSinDesign In reply to TheInkFanatic [2017-05-12 06:28:20 +0000 UTC]

you dont need to be a master to be able to tell your opinion. like you said different point of views might be very helpful sometimes. i dont consider my self a master on anything. but good or bad criticism is always important in order for people (artists or not ) to evolve. so feel free to say whatever you want. ill be happy to take it under consideration all advices are good

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TheInkFanatic In reply to ArtOfSinDesign [2017-05-12 12:07:54 +0000 UTC]

the only and most important advice for every artist I have is fun. I have seen so many videos on youtube explaining how to improve. And while I do the same, tell every artist what they can practice on, how to practice, what to improve on, and what the 3 most important aspect are (story telling, colour theory and background) and why they are important, I always add in the end, that they should have fun. Unless you draw and paint professionally, for a living, there is no reason to continue something you dont have fun with, if you dont have too. While studying and practising isnt fun at all it is important. But its not necessary. Most important is the motivation you have to continue. Thats why often I dont even pre sketch my work with pencil. Just going for it is the most fun I have. Perfection is another thing that many aim for. But perfection is unnecessary too. I often found myself doubting and unhappy over my art because it wasnt what i was aiming for. Up to the point where my father told me that perfection is completely irrelevant. It makes you unhappy. And a hobby isnt supposed to do that. I can only agree

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ArtOfSinDesign In reply to TheInkFanatic [2017-05-12 13:49:34 +0000 UTC]

oh i agree. i draw since i was 2. and im 30 now and i do it as a living the last 15 years . and i did study it. but if i didnt have fun with it i wouldnt invest my life and soul in it
so i agree 100% its the best advise someone can give and i congratulate you , for giving that advice

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TheInkFanatic In reply to ArtOfSinDesign [2017-05-12 14:06:05 +0000 UTC]

I actually went to my art teacher yesterday showing her my work and she was super supportive and made me a sketch book. Im very happy and now I also have a challenge, to fill it up as much as possible until next time I have her in class^

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