Comment on Video: Speedpaint Study Tips and Tricks by charfade
Just found the group through you 
and I was wondering if you'd recommend speed painting to beginners of digital art or if it's something for more seasoned artists? I'm very new to digital art, and very slow, so I thought this might help me with that and also getting more used to digital, but obviously as I'm new I'm not very good 
Anyway, it's a wonderful group
and I was wondering if you'd recommend speed painting to beginners of digital art or if it's something for more seasoned artists? I'm very new to digital art, and very slow, so I thought this might help me with that and also getting more used to digital, but obviously as I'm new I'm not very good Anyway, it's a wonderful group
Definitely this is for anyone! Whether you consider yourself beginner or seasoned, making a good habit of doing studies your whole life will help any artist improve. I know many professional artists who think they are actually above doing studies that they get trapped into doing one kind of art and never grow, which is very dangerous. You dont ever want to hit that brick wall so many fall victim to. So I say you are actually in the best position you can be to build good habits from the start. ^^ ( and not be like me who had to break a ton of bad habits which was frustrating. )
We all started someplace, we all have our flaws and mountains to climb. Remember with each drawing you do you improve! Spend time reflecting on your work, Critiquing is your best friend!
We all started someplace, we all have our flaws and mountains to climb. Remember with each drawing you do you improve! Spend time reflecting on your work, Critiquing is your best friend!
I didn't think about it like that, I know what you mean about a lot of artists getting stuck doing the same thing. I'd like to be able to get out of my comfort zone and eventually draw more than I can now, so I'm definitely going to give it a go!
Thank you for taking the time to reply
Thank you for taking the time to reply