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If this was true, then why my art improving even though I rarely draw anything at all. There's times when I haven't been drawn in a month or a year, but I still can visually draw in my mind without having to draw physically anything.
It's kind of like image training like in Dragon Ball Z.
You have a good point there, but you need to always keep up your creativity. Even if not at your computer,here's hoping you have a grand stock of paper/sketchbooks. That way they won't escape from your mind and be lost in the cosmos. It's sort of a way of applying yourself.
But I don't like drawing in public, and also I don't want to go past security with a sketch book when I'm trying to catch the bus.
You're going to have/need to come out of that "shell" of yours one day.
And have the world put me back into my shell? I'm fine where I am.
And how about you? Are you telling me that you are not in your own shell?
And how about you? Are you telling me that you are not in your own shell?
I have my shells. Just got to come out of it a bit at a time.
Really helps the artistic skills when needed daily practice.
It is easy for me to draw and doodle everyday. I find it really fun.
It is easy for me to draw and doodle everyday. I find it really fun.
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