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[LagMaster]

well, on paper there is no ctrl+z and the pencil is going where i do not want to usualy, thank you for the advice, i think i will do that, have to rename the tread though


Big Update, changed the tread's name and added portrait, tell me what you think

[racoon]

its still horrible i think. my 7 yo cousin do better drawings

[Grizzan]

what the fuck is it? it doesnt even look like anything from fo. and this mfc, whats at brahmin size almost.

[LagMaster]

its still horrible i think. my 7 yo cousin do better drawings

i am not talanted at art

[JovankaB]

i am not talanted at art

Success is 90% hard work and 10% talent so don't worry you can be 9 times better than talented but lazy people.

[Spidercat]

Success is 90% hard work and 10% talent so don't worry you can be 9 times better than talented but lazy people.

This is all the way true.  Take it from a dude with an art degree, talent has almost nothing to do with being a good artist.

In the end everything you do, (especially art), will be a function of how much effort you put in to it.  That does not mean just banging your head against a wall either.  Much of that effort should be invested in informing yourself.  Gain perspective, then practice.  Draw the picture again.  And again.  And again.  You will find it gets easier every time, and there is no limit to the quality that can be attained.

[S.T.A.L.K.E.R]

hahaha, lol, the picture of the head looks like an ice cream cone with a hat on

[Ox-Skull]

This is all the way true.  Take it from a dude with an art degree, talent has almost nothing to do with being a good artist.

In the end everything you do, (especially art), will be a function of how much effort you put in to it.  That does not mean just banging your head against a wall either.  Much of that effort should be invested in informing yourself.  Gain perspective, then practice.  Draw the picture again.  And again.  And again.  You will find it gets easier every time, and there is no limit to the quality that can be attained.

True dat.

I learnt this in a course i once did, there where people there who pretty much thought they had no art skill, and by the end of it couldnt believe what they had produced.
Its really something when you stand back and look at something you created, and are wowed by it.

@Lagmaster, i find drawing in paint easier with the line tool. though itd be better if the line wasnt broken until u want it to be.
Try drawing some comic book images with the line tool.

I once draw a Pic of arnold as terminator from a MAD magazine using line tool, my yr11 computer graphics teacher didnt believe me that i draw it.


EDIT: trust me give it a try with a simple pic, comic pics best. if it helps use zoom tool for curves.

[LagMaster]

the line tool has to sharp edges

[Beret]

Finnaly Brahmin Boy have him own brahmin

[Creep]

Lag, have you created any more drawings? Or tried with pencil and paper yet?

[JovankaB]

Yeah, both pictures are very good in my opinion and I would like to see more.

[Jenova]

Why does everyone say they look good? Seriously, I made pictures with more detail back when I was 8 years old.

[JovankaB]

Why does everyone say they look good? Seriously, I made pictures with more detail back when I was 8 years old.

Number of details does not necessarily make a good art.
Also kids pictures very often are very good.

[Creep]

Number of details does not necessarily make a good art.
Also kids pictures very often are very good.

I second this. Artistic value is not quantifiable in any way.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjectivity