'>>7136691
/qa/ lost';

'>>7136696
I don't think that's a soijak anon';

'undefined';

'>>7136691
left handed people have been seen having an easier time learning to draw so I guess that cancels out atleast one of your buzzwords, have your pick of which you choose to remove
>uhh I remove the left handed debuff
Smart';

'>>7136697
trust me bro';

'>>7136691
Maybe it's time you consider killing yourself no offence';

'>>7136699
it is literally preventing me from even getting started because my hands are so shaky.
>>7136701
But I want to draw.';

'>>7136702
A lot of people me included also had retard hand shaking starting out, but unless it's early parkinsons tier it'll go away or atleast become negligible after a year or two of drawing a few hours a week.';

'>>7136691
Idk(google those questions and just draw) but picrel goes kinda hard';

'you can't. Go become a GM instead';

'>>7136691
To any newfags here:
https://www.4chan.org/faq#sage';

'https://warosu.org/ic/?task=search&ghost=false&search_text=How+do+I+get+good+at+drawing+I%27m+left+handed';

'>>7136869
ywn be a janny';

'>>7136691
being left handed, having ADD/ADHD, and shaky hands can't be impossible obstacles.

t. artist with all of those qualities (except maybe not autism, idk)

Basically, you start by learning lines>perspective/construction>rendering>anatomy/gesture>style/design
the line part is the important one if you're very concerned about the shakiness, when /beg/, your hand is generally not in your control: the only way to wrangle this problem is through concentrated efforts, aka lines exercises. look into resources that describe various line control excercises that train straight lines, ellipses, and curve control. you should be able to knock out a relatively effortless straight line without a ruler whenever you want- you should generally be able to draw back over the same curvy line accurately without shakiness. I'll admit, it's not easy, and learning it is boring- but if you don't control your hand, it will never matter how much vision you have, as the it'll muddied by your inaccuracy.

stiff figures is a matter of gesture and can be a bit more esoteric- bad line control can contribute to a limitation in learning this.

all in all, I don't believe for a second the qualities you've listed constitute insurmountable obstacles to success. the main filter is going to be your patience, discipline, and logical, linear approach to skill-building.
picrel is a little unfinished sketch i did a few days ago.';

'>>7137284
>Star Butterfly
based';

'*Enters thread*
*Farts*
*Leaves*';

'JANNIES FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PERMABAN OP OFF /IC/';

'>>7136691
keep it to one thread autist
>>7135756
>>7137414
>>7136831
>>7130066
>>7133506';

'Does Howie/Vampire get his own long-running general now?';

'bump since no real advice has been posted so far';

'>>7137560
Suicide, there you go';

'>>7137561
>resorting to insults after being asked a normal question
I just wanted to learn how to draw';

'>>7137562
So go and draw';

'>>7137567
>So go and draw
How do I start? What pen do I use? Or should I draw digitally? Which color palette? What kind of drawing? How long should it take? All these questions in my head are so intrusive and overwhelming that you posting this almost made me panic. I need a step by step explanation';

'>>7136691
>which brush size to use
>optimal size to draw digitally
>good pressure curve to start out with
>how to find a comfortable pressure curve
draw for a few hours and you'll figure it out, it's like trying on shoes you just do it to find out what's comfortable

>how to undo bad habits like drawing stiff figures
draw fast and loose, exaggerate, follow some gesture courses, should only take like a week to figure out. when you draw slow and controlled it can make things stiff, fast and loose is energetic.
>how to fix shitty lines you're too used to drawing
>how to get better when you're experienced but /beg/
draw alot, post stuff, get critiques, study stuff you like and do your own version
it's really all just hard work time and effort, best bet in getting good is to put in 12 hours everyday, draw like it's all that matters.';

'>>7136691
these problems you're describing are pretty universal for artists don't worry so much.';

'>>7137580
>unironically giving the vampire advice';

'>>7137624
???????';

'>>7137632
This thread is bait from one of the resident schizos. He's just a troll who'll beg for advice and then never accept anything you offer him until you're caught up into a pointless argument where you're trying to explain how to place a single line. Don't worry about it, we've all been caught by him. It's a right of passage.';

'>>7137670
>It's a right of passage.
Good morning sirs';

'As much as I hate the Howie, I hate every single one of you faggots for not using all fields.';

'>which brush size to use
Whatever works
>optimal size to draw digitally
4k
>good pressure curve to start out with
Whatever works
>how to undo bad habits like drawing stuff figures
gitgud
>how to fix shitty lines you're too used to drawing
gitgud
>how to get better when you're experienced but /beg/
gitgud

Instead of making this thread, you could be learning. Video course thread is thataway.';

'bump';

'Could someone make a howie bingo?';

'>>7136691
It will be a sad day when this schizo finally dies.
I can only hope that someone else will take up the mantel and continue his noble cause.';