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If your biggest problem with drawing is not being able to draw what you envision in your head, a good solution might be patience. Patience with your ability as well as your vision. Spend longer envisioning your idea, take a nice while to map out the spaces, and curves in your head. Collect up what the main palette is, how the colors look individually, and memorize your favorite parts, that make the piece so important to you. Really imbed it in your mind. Now plan out how you're going to achieve this, with your knowledge and resources. If accuracy is important to you, sketch in your head before you sketch it on paper. You want your best interpretation going in. And once you have it feel free to sketch it again. You can always redraft it or change some details. Your first thought going in isn't necessarily the best, even if it was the first moment you felt wonder. You just need to be realistic with your skills, and not get your expectations too high, just like with anything in life. Your favorite artists probably can't draw exactly what they envision either, but you can be comfortable and happy with your best interpretation over perfection. The trick is to think of your piece, not your skill. If you personify the art a bit, you can be happy it gets to exist, you can love it for it's flaws. If you neglect the art and consider only your skill, you'll imagine it's a remark on how poorly the art must mean of your abilities. We like to pick ourselves apart in ways we would never do to others, so just give your at heart, it's your baby, be nice to it, even if it's not exactly what you planned for, you can still love it.

Hector stimboard 🔨✨

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skull stimboard!

I’ve been listening to the Symphony of the Night soundtrack while working lately and man it’s so good - Season 2 definitely reignited my love for Castlevania 🦇

All the inspiration you need and then some.