I like drawing and painting, but I mostly have equipment for traditional and I feel like when I try to share those works by taking a picture with my phone’s camera or something, they end up looking scuffed compared to how they look live. I don’t know if it would be a better idea to just start practicing digital or to eventually invest into a scanner so I could share stuff I make more easily.

  • ribb0n_rabb1t
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    2 days ago

    Also you drawings could look bad on pics if your composition isnt good enough

    • kyammyOP
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      2 days ago

      Oh btw, do you have any suggestions where to share my art? I doubt it’s going to be very good, but I think it would still be fun to have a place where to put it

      • ribb0n_rabb1t
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        2 days ago

        Uhm dont ask me that… I keep everything for myself or in my SSD since im extremely hard with myself…

        Most artist use ig, tumblr (outdated, was more the 2015-2020 era) or make a website. I hate ig but the bests indie artists are clearly here.

    • kyammyOP
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      2 days ago

      Could be! I’ve taken some art courses and practiced the basics and also a little bit of perspective and anatomy, but never composition. Thanks for the advice ^^

      • ribb0n_rabb1t
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        2 days ago

        Composition is very important ! Even when you practice observation you should think about where you put your drawing on your sheet. Up ? Down ? Left or right ? Depending on where you want the focus to be etc. It will become natural, try to analyse how artists that you love do it. Have fun and try !