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I'm a bit late, but better late than never
It's been quite the year for me honestly. Both art-wise, but mostly in my real life.
In the first few months of the year, I had a gap year, which meant that I had more time to draw, than I've had the last couple of years. With the huge amount of free time, I suddenly got in touch with my art-side a lot more.
This was also the year that I quit the plan of becoming and architecht, and ultimately also my "dream" of living as an artist (no worries, it was not that big of a dream). However, that meant a great deal to me.
I have had to find my personal style again, but most of all my drive to keep making art and my inspiration.
Also, quite sadly the last part of the year, I've had so little time for drawing (which is almost funny compared to how much time I had at the start of the year).

Nonetheless, I think I've improved a lot in some areas, and not quite much in other areas. The improvement I'm happiest about is the fact that my art has become more stylized. It's not that I didn't paint or draw well in the beginning of the year, but I've spent a lot of time practising how to speed up the pace of my drawings and not getting lost in details. I tried out a lot of different techniques, and I landed on not using any particular art style for any drawing - I am drawing for fun afterall, and there not in any need to keep up any particular style. The brings me a lot of joy and excitation when I draw.
I've also improved a lot in my sketching, but since I don't really show a lot of sketches, it's not something you'll be able to spot.

In the coming year, I'd like to practice drawing men and environments. That's always been something that has scared me. However, you won't get anywhere without practising, so that's what I hope to achieve.

Description
I'm a bit late, but better late than never
It's been quite the year for me honestly. Both art-wise, but mostly in my real life.
In the first few months of the year, I had a gap year, which meant that I had more time to draw, than I've had the last couple of years. With the huge amount of free time, I suddenly got in touch with my art-side a lot more.
This was also the year that I quit the plan of becoming and architecht, and ultimately also my "dream" of living as an artist (no worries, it was not that big of a dream). However, that meant a great deal to me.
I have had to find my personal style again, but most of all my drive to keep making art and my inspiration.
Also, quite sadly the last part of the year, I've had so little time for drawing (which is almost funny compared to how much time I had at the start of the year).

Nonetheless, I think I've improved a lot in some areas, and not quite much in other areas. The improvement I'm happiest about is the fact that my art has become more stylized. It's not that I didn't paint or draw well in the beginning of the year, but I've spent a lot of time practising how to speed up the pace of my drawings and not getting lost in details. I tried out a lot of different techniques, and I landed on not using any particular art style for any drawing - I am drawing for fun afterall, and there not in any need to keep up any particular style. The brings me a lot of joy and excitation when I draw.
I've also improved a lot in my sketching, but since I don't really show a lot of sketches, it's not something you'll be able to spot.

In the coming year, I'd like to practice drawing men and environments. That's always been something that has scared me. However, you won't get anywhere without practising, so that's what I hope to achieve.