If there were no social media, would you still draw? Do you copy other artists' works--even just for practice--and then post them here or on Instagram? Do you go to artists' Discord servers?

What the title says. Art journey has led me into the weeds a few times; but I've come to some important realizations: No matter who you are, you have to sort of find the path to improvement yourself There's an effective way to practice The role that analysis plays in practice Finding and keeping motivation All of this stuff plays off each other and there are answers. If you're an artist and are interested, stay in touch. I'm working on some videos explaining things. New art coming before the end of the year.

So Hi... Hello! Good to see everyone again after a long time away. Recently trying to get inspired again by some art. Trying to find the one or two styles that when I look at them make me want to pick up a pencil and draw again. Aside from the usual suspects (Disney and others) I haven't found too much out there that excites me... and it's becoming harder to find inspiring things. (With the exception of the work of Carlos Gomes Cabral, which looks spectacular. Do you understand the concept of Google pollution or "search pollution?" Basically it means that certain types of things become virtually impossible to find via Google because the key