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carracer
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It shouldn't always look like a photograph. A drawing is an interpretation, it shouldn't always be a copy.
------- The world is only as sweet as you make it and only as terrible as you see it
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RossTheHoss69
Enlightened One
Patron
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Well, you'll have to get over that, and just come to terms with the fact that your stuff looks, to you, like a cartoon. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so someone else's perception may like it better than you see it.
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fedoragirl
Visionary
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Realism + charcoal/graphite/etc = Not a happy ending. I think it would be more productive to do sketches with those tools and then choose another product to make your creation come to life. Paint is amazing.
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Mifan
Advisor
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Just try to observe the world around you and search some help on the internet. Things won't look as you want in the beginning, but you must be able of making mistakes just so you learn little by little.
------- Economy is to history, what love is to life
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starrynight401
Connoisseur
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Well you want to be a photorealist if that's what you are striving for then you could always try working out a grid method. Although think of it this way the strokes and marks that fit your style is your trademark as an artisk and it's what makes you you. Although a grid method is very very good for photorealism.
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