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Iceman/Psylocke said:I think both are true. You can get a lot better by taking classes but your potential is limited by what you're born with.
Fred_Fury said:will taking a graphic art class make me a lot better or is drawing more of a skill you're born with - you can do it or you cant.
This is true. When I get back into the swing of drawing after a break I am rusty at first but then the longer I keep at it the better I get. When I first started illustrating my fanfic, the pics were really simple. BUt then after a couple of years, the pics got more and more complicated and naturally better. I had to go back and redo some of the old ones because they were too cheesy. I also found that looking at some of the great comic artists can be a real help -- Jim Lee, Salvador Larrocca, David Finch, the Kuberts. There are too many to name. Magazine pictures help too, for complicated things like cityscapes and furniture.Hades said:Funny, Drawing was always something that came natural to me. But, I still think the whole born with it crap is B.S. It takes lots of time and effort just like any other hobby.
Iceman/Psylocke said:I think both are true. You can get a lot better by taking classes but your potential is limited by what you're born with.
Fred_Fury said:will taking a graphic art class make me a lot better or is drawing more of a skill you're born with - you can do it or you cant.
Fred_Fury said:will taking a graphic art class make me a lot better or is drawing more of a skill you're born with - you can do it or you cant.