05-07-2009, 06:44 AM
They are right, no-one has the same taste or style of drawing.
If you are going to buy books i suggest you buy books about anatomy. It Can be a serious pain learning to draw the human body, trust me, i know. I still have problems with anatomy and i had them since i was 4.
Based on what you have problems with, you can get a book that suits you. Otherwise, i suggest you Google for certain drawing-styles.
2 Things you should know when you draw is not to over-detail or shade it too much, Since It will come out like crap then, And always draw the hands/feet a little bigger than they should be.
Look at other people's drawings and take them as an "Goal" you want to reach. If you practice enough you will become as great as the artist and maybe even better.
Try out different styles, examine the human body and the most important step: DON'T GIVE UP!
Giving up leads nowhere and just makes you feel bad. Instead, try to improve it. If it can not be improved, Then be happy!
You have done your best and thats it! You simply have to wait until you get better at it. There is no shortcut to getting good at drawing.
Just draw by yourself, it will make you develop your own style and your drawings unique. Drawing-books sometimes leads nowhere, and therefore, you should try it out yourself.
You draw by Your Rules, and not somebody else's. Try, you will get better.
If you are going to buy books i suggest you buy books about anatomy. It Can be a serious pain learning to draw the human body, trust me, i know. I still have problems with anatomy and i had them since i was 4.
Based on what you have problems with, you can get a book that suits you. Otherwise, i suggest you Google for certain drawing-styles.
2 Things you should know when you draw is not to over-detail or shade it too much, Since It will come out like crap then, And always draw the hands/feet a little bigger than they should be.
Look at other people's drawings and take them as an "Goal" you want to reach. If you practice enough you will become as great as the artist and maybe even better.
Try out different styles, examine the human body and the most important step: DON'T GIVE UP!
Giving up leads nowhere and just makes you feel bad. Instead, try to improve it. If it can not be improved, Then be happy!
You have done your best and thats it! You simply have to wait until you get better at it. There is no shortcut to getting good at drawing.
Just draw by yourself, it will make you develop your own style and your drawings unique. Drawing-books sometimes leads nowhere, and therefore, you should try it out yourself.
You draw by Your Rules, and not somebody else's. Try, you will get better.