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12/15/11(Thu)18:50 No.120770782Art is one of those things. People aren't born good at it, they are born with traits and talents that help a great deal.
-Someone
could be very adept at spacing or perception, finer details, scale,
whatever naturally. Whereas someone has to work at them.
-Someone can
pick things up and understand aspects of art such as meaning, part of
the whole, buildup, layering, ground work, patients. these could be
gotten naturally, but would have to be worked hard to achieve for
others.
-Other than learning new skills quickly, being taught how to
draw is very much black and white with some people taking to it alot
smoother than others. but it can be worked at and improved by anyone and
everyone.
There is however each persons individual approach to
artistry. for instance I have a friend that draws stuff and the way he
does all of his drawings is bizzare. he does the head. typically a
circle. then does all the details and even shades it. then he builds
from it. does the hair, the shoulders, arms, armpits, chest, torso, and
so on. yet he manages to do very good pictures. Whereas me, I have to
layout the picture first, just isometric shapes that make the whole
picture. all my pictures looked liket he pose models made out of wood
before I did anything else.
The point being everyone is
different, but nothing is impossible. some have to work harder to reach
the level some can reach naturally. but that's true for most things.
Just
work at it. and you'll get better. take advice but don't take it to
heart and change your own methods to incorporate them all. |
