Thread: Linkzelda41's Drawings

Pretty damn good man. What do you mean $100+ for something that might break?

How old are you btw? I have a feeling you're going to get very very good.

Originally Posted by tommo

Pretty damn good man. What do you mean $100+ for something that might break?

How old are you btw? I have a feeling you're going to get very very good.

Oh Like Prisma Color Pencil sets with practically every color you can imagine. I'm 18 years old. But with college and all, I don't do it as much (Hopefully mastering WILDing will let me study for exams and give me more time to draw) . I hope that I get better, but every time I draw someone, I feel like crap because even though I did it, what purpose did it serve me? Know what I mean?

And Thank you so much for your comment

Originally Posted by weakamon

You've got a great talent in art my friend. Wished I can become like you

Thank you so much! You can be better at drawing, it isn't impossible, it's just like Lucid dreaming, it's a skill that can be mastered if you are motivated to push forward. But I just split drawing off towards a different personality, I get a little too "into" if you know what I mean

wow..i wish i knew how to draw like you..but my drawing skills are literally *bleh*

Originally Posted by Linkzelda41

Oh Like Prisma Color Pencil sets with practically every color you can imagine. I'm 18 years old. But with college and all, I don't do it as much (Hopefully mastering WILDing will let me study for exams and give me more time to draw) . I hope that I get better, but every time I draw someone, I feel like crap because even though I did it, what purpose did it serve me? Know what I mean?

Oh yeah, prismacolours can break easily. I love and hate them. They're so good for drawing and feel great, but they break constantly, even just sharpening them.
And yeah I totally used to get that feeling too. I think it's been pushed in to our brains that we have to get something tangible for our efforts or it's not worth it.
You just have to ignore the people who tell/have told you that.
As long as you enjoy it, it's worth it. And also making other people happy because you've drawn their portrait can be nice.

Originally Posted by tommo

Oh yeah, prismacolours can break easily. I love and hate them. They're so good for drawing and feel great, but they break constantly, even just sharpening them.
And yeah I totally used to get that feeling too. I think it's been pushed in to our brains that we have to get something tangible for our efforts or it's not worth it.
You just have to ignore the people who tell/have told you that.
As long as you enjoy it, it's worth it. And also making other people happy because you've drawn their portrait can be nice.

Yeah, seeing their reactions is fun. But there was one girl that I drew, I didn't realize she liked me. I was wondering why she wanted to offer cupcakes that she could make as a reward. I ended up being a bit immature and went on a relationship that was fake on Facebook (I'm so nerdy ) She ended up getting pissed amd blocked me (why would a girl block me for something silly like that if she wasn't concerned about my well-being while other girls were laughing at the fake relationship? ). So I felt bad that I made her angry in a few days, but at least she knows that I drew her, and it's going to be engrained in her memory. That's one benefit of drawing these people, they really can't find a way to hate me without having feelings of guilt from asking me to draw them in the first place. MIND GAMES