Can you draw?

[IronFist]

I need to drop something in this thread.

 

[Aphrodite]

You're the cutest @Luna

 

[Luna]

You're the cutest @Luna

Thank you hun

 

[全能の神]

You gonna draw something for me?

Still never did this for me

 

[Aphrodite]

Still never did this for me

You said of me right? Lol I showed you two self portraits

 

[全能の神]

You said of me right? Lol I showed you two self portraits

Nah I wanted you to draw a brand new one but I guess I wasn't worth the effort

 

[Aphrodite]

Nah I wanted you to draw a brand new one but I guess I wasn't worth the effort

I still have one I haven't shown you. But it's x rated.

 

[Luna]

You said of me right? Lol I showed you two self portraits

Where is it

 

[Aphrodite]

Where is it

Some pages back. They were quoted.

 

[Luna]

....

I can't find the quote though

 

[全能の神]

I still have one I haven't shown you. But it's x rated.

Now you wanna act all prude?

 

[Luna]

You drew this?


You holding like this?

Ohh, @Jayne I see it. It's beautiful

 

[Aphrodite]

Ohh, @Jayne I see it. It's beautiful

 

[Aphrodite]

Now you wanna act all prude?

Its of my butt.

 

[Youhadasparkwhenustarted]

Thank you! I'm in school for 3D Animation, but classes are really short so you won't learn much if you don't practice in your free time. Most I've learned is from the internet. You should be glad to be alive today because there are SO many different resources available online. Of course nothing beats one-on-one learning, but you can definitely excel on your own. If you want to get into art, go for a digital media degree and build a robust portfolio (graphic design, painting, video editing, 3D modeling). That's what I'm doing.

I'm already into art pretty heavy actually and have a good grasp of what I'm doing lol. You're right, there are a lot of good resources out there ( I've learned from plenty ), but what you said about taking a mentor or one on one learning is especially true. So even though you can learn a lot on your own, take it from someone who has spent the last 5 years learning how to draw/paint with no tutelage whatsoever; the right bit of advice or critique can save you months-or even years-of heartache of trying to figure out things on your own.

With that said you got talent and I'm glad that you're studying outside of school too, learning the fundamentals of painting and drawing helps you in all art related fields; from fine art to animation to 3d modeling, which is why I wish more schools made it more of a priority to teach them.

Don't know if I wanna post my own work yet, but I think I'll toss up a throwaway piece I did later on though.

edit: I feel rude for posting in the middle of this back and forth. I apologize.