Visage

I’d like to share drawings done by my longtime friend April and a new friend Heather. I have another friend making artwork based on my visage as well, and I’ll be posting that here if she permits me to. I always find it facinating to learn how others perceive me, and this is one concrete way of seeing that.


missunpopular


choebe

21 comments on “Visage”

          1. That’s good, practice is so important. I actually gave up on drawing for a few years because of someone constantly putting down my work, and I still feel rusty because of that : /

          2. Don’t ever, ever, ever give up. Trust me, it is so hard to get back into it once you let things slide. I could show you some really terrible drawings I did when I started trying again. Awful stuff. Practice as much as you can, don’t be afraid to challenge yourself with different techniques and media, and be open to constructive criticism. Ask people whose work you admire for advice and suggestions, and really pay attention to what they say.

            Aside from that, don’t listen to anyone who tries to put you down. They’re most likely only doing it because they’re insecure. In my case, the girl who discouraged me was threatened because she thought I had more talent than her, so she made fun of my drawings to make herself feel better. Don’t let anyone do that to you! You just keep doing your thing, no matter what anyone says.

            I don’t know if that’ll help at all or not, but I know it helped me to hear it from someone else. She encouraged me to keep trying even though my work really sucked, and I owe her so much for that : )

          3. aw, thanks! That is awesome advice! πŸ˜€
            I’m sorry that stupid people made you want to not draw, but I am glad that someone was there to encourage you, too!
            I think I’m really my own biggest critic, there isnt anyone really putting me down but me πŸ™

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