How to improve your art without art school
Art improvement always takes a lot of time and patience, but I think anyone can get there a lot sooner if they're strategic about it (what they say about working smart instead of hard). That’s essentially what I talked about throughout this video, along with my art progress over two and a half years. This is basically a self taught artist study plan.
Because I didn't really have anyone to personally mentor me, it took me a lot of mistakes to get where I am, so I figured I should share how i improved my art. It took me so long to make despite how scuffed it is, so I hope I at least inspired a few people who want to improve their art skills lol
If you’d like to see more of my art:
○ twitter: / eanrehc
○ instagram: / eanrehc
○ Pixiv: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/50293339
○ Tiktok: / eanrehc
Commissions and business inquiries:
○ commission info: https://eanrehc.carrd.co/#commissions...
○ E-mail: [email protected]
If you’d like to support me:
○ ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/eanrehc
○ prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/eanrehc/
Editing software:
○ Capcut for PC
Background music belongs to @starryattic
Source: • ✨샛별 - 솜뭉치✨(Royalty Free Music)
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:13 6 things I did to improve
0:32 Draw what you like
1:38 Draw what you can't (but choose one for now)
3:46 Copy from various artists (and be specific!)
5:34 Apply what you learned to your next artwork
6:19 Study fundamentals to address the limits of tutorials
7:38 Balance style with fundamentals
8:33 Outro
#artimprovement #artprogress #digitalart