mido9
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man, there's so many good artists and artstyles it's almost hard to choose what I'd want to be like. I like persona, and hideo minaba, and fire emblem, and puzzle and dragons, and mistover, and mazeran, and riyo, and countless random internet guys, and I know im basically going "something tells me I can easily beat those trained professionals with a 10-man art team who do it for a living", but still it's hard not to get inspired
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I always looked at it as if you should stick with whatever process or technique you're most comfortable with/enjoy the most and let any breaking point be a perk more than a goal, cause if you don't enjoy doing what you previously envisioned yourself doing like these other successful artists did, then really what was the point?
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Yeah, for me I mostly just make my drawings out of rough assemblages of other artworks, just take a pose/shape from one drawing, add the hands from another, add the clothes from a different one, etc etc to make something overall good.
Like, this artwork:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ELL0LUYXkAIs8Q5?format=png&name=small
is just
https://gbf.wiki/images/thumb/7/7b/Npc_zoom_3040248000_01.png/480px-Npc_zoom_3040248000_01.png
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https://i.redd.it/aepbd6ta9wcz.jpg
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https://9gag.com/gag/a9pyoNm/inside-gudako-there-another-gudako
but everyone still liked it a ton and people still appreciate stuff in my clan and on the drawthread
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I'm kinda the same way. Most of my original work that I spent the most time on usually came from a photo I took and then used a grid to transfer it to a larger canvas to mimic in pastel. I've been meaning to get more into pure scratch drawings where I don't rely on references to create, I just need to get the feel for certain things before it starts to feel natural.
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