Feeling better about being an artist looking at this thread.
All just take practice.Pretty much anything.
playing games well
coding
socializing
being creative in general
Would all be pretty nice.
PSY・S;158753305 said:You guys are in luck because there's a thread for that!
Art Self Study |OT| Putting the Fun in Art Fundamentals
DEATH™;158787562 said:I think some of you guys confuse talent and skill
Skill: Something you can obtain.
Talents are voice range, athleticism, height and the likes.
However, playing an instrument? Drawing and Painting? Solving Math and Physics problems? Coding? Writing? Even being good at Videogames. Those things are skills. You guys CAN obtain it with knowledge, willpower and discipline going hand in hand. Don't get discourage people!
Musical composition.
I wish I was a good artist. Hell, even a halfway decent artist. Some of the stuff I've seen on the internet is just so good. It must feel amazing to be able to express your love for something through fanart, or to create your own world, or portray your emotions artistically. I'm baffled by how fast amazingly good fanart shows up on sites like pixiv after a game's announcement, for example. If you're talented enough, you can whip up a piece of art in a matter of hours, sometimes less.
I really envy people with artistic talent.
pick up girls.
Being at least half as tech savvy as any of the dudes on here.
that's more like watching and learning, really
Naah. Spatial awareness , finger coordination , etc. I lack all of that.
Sure i could improve , because im so bad it would be impossible not to get better , but nowhere near the level i find acceptable.
I understand what you're saying but i wouldn't say obtain. Maybe improve. When i was 3-4 i was able to do arithmetic operations very naturally (so much that looking back people kinda treated me like a circus monkey lol) , but i could never draw at all. Obviously my framework was directed to some abilities more than others.
Go on.
Naah. Spatial awareness , finger coordination , etc. I lack all of that.
Sure i could improve , because im so bad it would be impossible not to get better , but nowhere near the level i find acceptable.
I understand what you're saying but i wouldn't say obtain. Maybe improve. When i was 3-4 i was able to do arithmetic operations very naturally (so much that looking back people kinda treated me like a circus monkey lol) , but i could never draw at all. Obviously my framework was directed to some abilities more than others.
I wish I gave a shit.
Thing is there are both an easy and a hard way of drawing mental images.I'm great at drawing but mentally projecting images (aka thinking of an idea and drawing it from mere thought) is the one thing I wish I could do.
I always need visual reference or I can't draw something.![]()
Ever since i was a kid i wish i could draw :-/
I tried the whole art class and books and practicing but i just can't do it.
People say this a lot, but have you considered you were more exposed to situations which fostered mathematical ability in your youth, as opposed to drawing?
I'm great at drawing but mentally projecting images (aka thinking of an idea and drawing it from mere thought) is the one thing I wish I could do.
I always need visual reference or I can't draw something.![]()
People say this a lot, but have you considered you were more exposed to situations which fostered mathematical ability in your youth, as opposed to drawing?
DEATH;158812270 said:yes it is obtained. i have the same background as you. i could never draw at all but decent at math to a point where i took engineering. i cant even draw decently at high school. i thought the same way as you...
then i had a semester where I took engineering drafting, artgerm recommended me to look up loomis, and i found proko, all at the same time. with all the knowledge obtained, everything clicked. for just a couple of months, i have improved massively that people around me say Im talented. ironic since its the complete opposite back then. im not saying im really good now, but i finally have a direction when studying art.
I wish I gave a shit.