get that trash outta my sight you herm

A city that glows like neon lights in a car trunk. Sounds epic doesnt it.

Hm i think im gettin what you mean. Heres a tip: grab a sketchbook (if you dont have any, buy one), sit down and sketch and doodle nonstop. You also need to carry it around. Study some new techniques and try em. After doodling a ton, lay back and relax. Gather your thoughts and plan on how and where to improve. Then try again much later. Gradually you will have new and improved lines and stuff, hell even a new line structure on your doodles. Just keep it all in mind and keep doodling in your sketchbook. Time will pass by fast and you will have a whole gallery of rough drawings, some of them old and some of them a lot improved than the last time.

Basically sometimes there are times where you improve a lot in short time, and sometimes you improve just a lil bit. Just stay busy and it will all go automatically by itself.

Well imo you would be good for NGSBT, cause from what ive seen you would fill up the page with delicious line texture. Not original enough, mayybeeee true youre still workin on that. And youre quite new here, maybe that too. But not skilled enough? PFfffffffffffff quit jokin with me. Everybody would lick it off their screens by lookin at it. Crisp quality. Maybe some anatomy flaws here and there, but shit. You learn fast. Full of effort every time.

And yeah its fun. Probably one of those things that actually makes me feel that im contributing to NG next to last years munny project. Ive had some few friends qualified for the project, but they never seem to have time/money to join :( Next time, you should join. Then i really mean it. Go grab it when you see it, believe me. Itll be harder next time cause of its fast growing popularity. Try again next year theres a good chance for you :)

You dont even need to think that hard about the errors you make when you doodle. Remember that your sketchbook is supposed to be your own personal collection that no one needs to see. Forget the fancy shansy thing. Let me just let ya know that people shouldnt be thinking like "im not drawing unless i do something of worth and good enough...". Thats just self destructive, or rather like a giant boulder in your way. So dont let it get you down. And if you really do find your doodles lacking of skills, then all thats left for you is to keep doing it. Practice and practice on the same concept if you didnt like it in the first place. You must be sure of yourself that you can do better when doing this. Also an important thing is to variate, take a break from a concept and move on to another. Another thing, that no one, to date from what ive heard, is that perfect to draw straight from the mind. Never will probably. The human mind is so foggy that a million things run around in your head trying to comprehend the visual display that you have. You just gotta do your best and try gettin it down on paper or digital program. And techniques, you find them in tuts that float around at art sites and even blogs. Important thing is also, that you know what style youre going after. You know the basics right, now you just gotta enhance/warm up and dress up your line art with your preferred style. It has to be a clean style with a twist of your own. Enhance it then make good use of it. Then after some time, you will have even more bigger changes to your style, leaving your early stage to a more advanced level.

Just keep it up. Youre saying your lines have gotten cleaner, and thats def an improvement. Thats how it works. It means that youve managed to grasp your skills a lil more than last time, this is something youve acquired from practicing. And itll keep goin on and on like that. :)

WHAT FUCK U I SAID ITS CLOSED

kids these days never listen

EDGY EH

ILL GIVE YE SOMETHING EDGY

This isnt the rehab center you know

Sorry bout the late respond, ive been tired and shit. Hope you understand. :)