'There are so many things that I see in my head and I want to draw it all so competently, but I just can't'
I know exactly how you feel... I get so many ideas in my head, and I think I see the whole image, but when i try to draw it i just crack... i'm no good at drawing without reference, my perspective sucks, etc. etc. and when i try to remember the 'icture' i had in my head only bits and pieces come out, and i can't put them together right, add my sucky drawing skills to that, and it just gets me depressed lool... it's the same thing with writing... you're not alone... but hopefully we can get better at it together

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Kakashi Hatake can kick Chuck Norris' ass...

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At least you try to improve and you have the courage to put your art on display! Never ever give up. You have the creative ability to do this! *points to your comic as evidence*

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~TREAs-Harem All your boobs are belong to TREA.

"Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped." - Elbert Hubbard

'There are so many things that I see in my head and I want to draw it all so competently, but I just can't'
I get that all the time! I'm trying to do a comic of my own, however I can't get it out. I'm happy that you show off your art even though you personally don't like it (I, and others like it though!)
I don't think anyone ever feels their work is good though!

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"we're not the damned folks, we're categorically fucked"

If I can't say you are good at drawing, I will say this:

You have your own style, which is original, colourful and expressive. Your colouring skills are very neat: the colours flow together well.

The plot/setting is original and the story draws people in. I also like how expressive your faces are.

Think on this: out of all the comics available on DevArt, I chose yours. I have no idea who you are so I didn't do it out of friendship (though being friends would be great ). I did it because I like reading your comic and think you have skill. Every time I read your comic I feel a little sad because it means that I have to wait for the next episode.

That isn't to say there is no room for improvement: try tracing things you find hard over and over.

I like your backgrounds; they're simple so they don't take the focus away from the people and they have enough detail to show where the people are.

I think that's about it. *loves Bitter Silence*

*eats the heart of a random passerby*
you can ttly draw, I just ate that heart to you, my god.

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Let's blow it up, then our spec ops will come in while the navy takes care of the- How long have you been in the seat next to me, Obama?

I think most artists feel like their art doesn't turn out the way they wanted it too. I sure do!

There's only one way to improve and that is practice. Whenever I realize I'm bad at something, I draw it in pretty much all of my pics. Find perspective hard? Draw lotsa pics with that! If not finished pics, then atleast doodles.

You do have talent, you really do. You do have a few things you need to work on (who doesn't?) but if you just keep on practicing, you'll get better at those things.

So never give up!

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Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings.

I'll never get any better. I've been at the same level all my life. It doesn't matter how much I draw or practice. Some people just suck and I am one of them.

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When I'm without pretty boys, I dream about pretty girls. (Book of Love)

Thank you for your comment, but practicing is going to make me any better. I've practiced drawing all of my life and I still can't draw. So nope, that isn't the answer. Some people just aren't any good at drawing and I am one of them.

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When I'm without pretty boys, I dream about pretty girls. (Book of Love)

practicing ISN'T I meant to say... ><

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When I'm without pretty boys, I dream about pretty girls. (Book of Love)