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| Art Tips Thread II |
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| Quad City QBs:
Russell Stutler on sketching |
| Quad City QBs:
For those of you on the art-appreciator side of things--Ctrl+Paint's Matt Kohr speaks on critique and how to make it as useful as it can be. |
| Teewee:
Looking at the ten tips to become a better artist, I have a question: how do I learn to accept failure as a positive thing? I can read those tips, but I don't know how to apply them :/ I'd appreciate help with this. |
| SuperParadox:
--- Quote from: TERMspeon on July 11, 2012, 02:47:43 PM ---Looking at the ten tips to become a better artist, I have a question: how do I learn to accept failure as a positive thing? I can read those tips, but I don't know how to apply them :/ I'd appreciate help with this. --- End quote --- I don't know how to explain it properly. But I'd say the way I try to accept failure as a positive thing is to just move on and be happy with the end results even if its nowhere near the results I imaged... That is, if I'm not punching myself in the face after I finish a drawing. :derp: I'm still learning how to accept failure myself for the most part. --- Quote from: Bad Appellant!! on July 03, 2012, 01:09:58 AM ---For those of you on the art-appreciator side of things--Ctrl+Paint's Matt Kohr speaks on critique and how to make it as useful as it can be. --- End quote --- And Matt Kohr's other videos are very recommended for those into digital painting. if anyone wants to, check out his site. :V http://www.ctrlpaint.com/ |
| Teewee:
Hm, i c. Thanks for the answer, though I could still use more help with that. Also, another question: how do I make drawing something that relaxes me? I heard that's a common effect of drawing, but more often than not it makes my mood worse, perhaps due to not being able to really accept failure. |
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