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Okay this has really been getting on my nerves lately.. and it's not just because I see it constantly, its that so many people do it on here.

I see people commenting here and there all over dA with their little wahs "OMG my art is so not good!!!" "Omg i quit drawing im shit" "no one commissions me blah blah blah!!"
Im sick of. I get it! your art may not be the best of the best but it is still your art. If you are so displeased with it then do something about it. Whinging to the whole dA about your artwork/style/technique will do you and your art no good.
These "fantastic" artists didn't just roll out of bed one day and became amazing when pen hit paper. NO! It takes time. It takes PRACTICE.
Take control of YOUR art. Nobody is going to be their holding your hand, if you dont like something work on it until you do. You'll only be as good as you want yourself to be.
You can't expect to drive a car for the first time and get your lisence, so why do you expect to be davinci when you've only just started drawing.

Another thing I don't get is when people complain about not getting help with their work or improving when dA literally has 100's of tutorials on every subject under the sun. We artists didn't make them for the heck of it, we did it to HELP YOU.
You have to take the iniative when it comes to art and push yourself to beyond what you do. It doesn't take long to figure out anatomy/shading/coloruing/lines/backgrounds/facials/ect. Even if you do it in small sections. Take your time, art is about artistc expressionism. The only person who is going to be 100% there for you is YOU!

Sure it easier just to draw the same old dogs, but why don't you push yourself beyong all that? Try some landscape, a dinosaur, a building WHATEVER. If you want people to take your art seriously (i.e job wise) that fluffly dogs won't impress them too much. And if you get into the habit of drawing the same old thing all the time never extending your style or your techniques then how will you ever improve?

You should take pride in your work... it is your own! Who cares if it is crappy.. it is your artwork so other peoples shitty opinion shouldn't matter. Of course you will care, but at the end of the day you should stand by what you make in thick or thin.

Of course most of this is easier said than done, but I've been drawing off and on for the last 8 years... Do I think I am at my best yet? NO!! But with every new artwork I do I gain more practice and further my artistic capabilities for the next work I do. I constantly want to improve my work so I can be the best I am.

You can only push yourself to be better. You are the one who is going to improve your work.
Im always here to help people out. I am happy to give advice or redline or give your constructive cristism so don't ever be afraid to approach me. Or another artist if you so please. We are all the same and I can guarantee that most of the time they'd be willing to help you out a bit if you were to ask them nicely.

I love your and your work is fabulous. Don't ever second guess your talent!

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Okay this has really been getting on my nerves lately.. and it's not just because I see it constantly, its that so many people do it on here.

I see people commenting here and there all over dA with their little wahs "OMG my art is so not good!!!" "Omg i quit drawing im shit" "no one commissions me blah blah blah!!"
Im sick of. I get it! your art may not be the best of the best but it is still your art. If you are so displeased with it then do something about it. Whinging to the whole dA about your artwork/style/technique will do you and your art no good.
These "fantastic" artists didn't just roll out of bed one day and became amazing when pen hit paper. NO! It takes time. It takes PRACTICE.
Take control of YOUR art. Nobody is going to be their holding your hand, if you dont like something work on it until you do. You'll only be as good as you want yourself to be.
You can't expect to drive a car for the first time and get your lisence, so why do you expect to be davinci when you've only just started drawing.

Another thing I don't get is when people complain about not getting help with their work or improving when dA literally has 100's of tutorials on every subject under the sun. We artists didn't make them for the heck of it, we did it to HELP YOU.
You have to take the iniative when it comes to art and push yourself to beyond what you do. It doesn't take long to figure out anatomy/shading/coloruing/lines/backgrounds/facials/ect. Even if you do it in small sections. Take your time, art is about artistc expressionism. The only person who is going to be 100% there for you is YOU!

Sure it easier just to draw the same old dogs, but why don't you push yourself beyong all that? Try some landscape, a dinosaur, a building WHATEVER. If you want people to take your art seriously (i.e job wise) that fluffly dogs won't impress them too much. And if you get into the habit of drawing the same old thing all the time never extending your style or your techniques then how will you ever improve?

You should take pride in your work... it is your own! Who cares if it is crappy.. it is your artwork so other peoples shitty opinion shouldn't matter. Of course you will care, but at the end of the day you should stand by what you make in thick or thin.

Of course most of this is easier said than done, but I've been drawing off and on for the last 8 years... Do I think I am at my best yet? NO!! But with every new artwork I do I gain more practice and further my artistic capabilities for the next work I do. I constantly want to improve my work so I can be the best I am.

You can only push yourself to be better. You are the one who is going to improve your work.
Im always here to help people out. I am happy to give advice or redline or give your constructive cristism so don't ever be afraid to approach me. Or another artist if you so please. We are all the same and I can guarantee that most of the time they'd be willing to help you out a bit if you were to ask them nicely.

I love your and your work is fabulous. Don't ever second guess your talent!