Her real name is Emily, Samantha Prater was a highschool classmate of hers. So she even steals names!
It's never too late to start; I'm not entirely incompetent at photography and digital editing even though drawing isn't something I do. I don't have a tablet but of late I've been testing and experimenting with brush settings and program options to see if I can get something I wouldn't mind using my mouse with. We'll see if anything comes of it.
You can get a tablet and pen at best buy for 50$, plus programs. Only downside is the programs aren't permanant, just 80 free days.
I like to think of it as a fun hobby. Try because you want to try. Hell, I know I'm an idiot and have no clue about the many features of Clip Studio Paint but that won't stop me from looking at Street Fighter 3 sprites and trying to sketch Ryu.
The surest way to get me to never use your software is to either make it a subscription model or not include it in the initial purchase. Unfortunately, the computer hardware fund is currently being budgeted for something a tad more costly as I'm rather interested in seeing what Stable Diffusion is capable of producing once I'm no longer using a GPU from 2016.
That's because it was never about drawing for her. She just wants the attention and asspats. She doesn't care about the craft, she doesn't practice for the sake of practice; everything she does has to be shown to everybody, and 99% of it is stolen anyway. She wants all of the reward for none of the work.
I call it the Scalfani effect, when someone is so shit at something that it makes you feel really good about your own abilities regardless of skill level.
And I love your angel, it has very adorable energy. Good job.
Aaaa I love it! I love the axolotl-frill-lookin' things! angelotl... I like the folds in the fabric and the simple yet very cute face. Something that I love about art is that even if a piece doesn't turn out the way I anticipated, I still made something from nothing! I put a piece of my brain on paper! That's pretty neato, I think. It's okay to be disappointed, but never sell yourself short. Every sketch or doodle is a stepping stone to greatness if you're not braindead like Emmy-poo is!
ok but genuinely this could be high fantasy cave art of a centaur herd's shaman, I love it. The different line thickness adds a stylistic flair that I appreciateAnyways, here's proof Emily stole MY centaur first!
I legally can't fake programs so this proves I was first!
I think this is a universal feeling for every artist out there at every level. The trick is to channel the disappointment into improvement; there's an underlying cause behind what you make, something creating that feeling, and if you can identify even one of the things causing that then you've got something to try to work on. It helps to be specific in your self-critique, going "it's all wrong" or "it's bad" isn't specific enough to be useful. As an example:
It's always a good advice. Whenever I get disappointed in my work, that only incentivizes me to try more and more. Much like learning languages, I may end up disappointed if I cannot read a sign in another language I am studying, this only gives me the incentive to study more. Everybody has it's errors, even the best artists do.
Considering I've never talked to Lamby, that's crazy, A+ top tier gaslighting. Excellent job Lamby.
For some reason, I don't think people care nor are willing to watch
Nah
Then stop coming here dumb ass.
if the PROFESSIONALS claim Lamby is tracing, then Lamby is tracing.
Why are you so entitled over this shit?By the way, the first video is from a VERIFIED YOUTUBER.
Fortunately this video doesn't mention Lamby at all.By the way, the first video is VERIFIED YOUTUBER.
So demanding.
Plain and simple, literal retardation
