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Hi guys and it is official, I finally have a drawing tablet and I have to be honest, I am kind of stuck. Now I have posted some digital pieces seen here:

I was curious so I decided to have a little fun with a mouse on Krita and I do like how they came out and I have always wanted to try to get into digital art, though no matter what video I watch I am honestly lost as nothing is really explained and the few videos that do try to teach I just can't understand what they are saying and when it comes to actual guides I really just don't know. I am not expecting to make masterpieces as that would be unrealistic starting out, but for some reason it just doesn't click with my brain even with the basic stuff, for example I still don't understand how layers function, I understand I can use them to trace over a rough sketch but outside of that I really don't understand it. To me it really is almost like learning a different language and with my autism it makes it even more difficult but I do want to learn digital art because I think it looks fun and I do want to learn something new.

And that's why I am asking for help from those far more experienced on where to start and any tips, I work best with things like books and pdf's but guides of any description are welcome alongside any advice. I know my gallery consists of a ton of different genres but it is another reason why I want to try to evolve the skill set I currently have as I try to get more into nsfw and stuff like that.

I don't think I'll fully transition to digital just because paper and pencil is what I am use to but I want to at least get to where I can use paper and pencil to just layout a rough idea, though that is still up in the air and down the road.

My main focus right now is working on the intro video for the Twilight portion of the Magna-Verse, though after that is done will do my best to learn digital art.

I hope you guys like the drawing and have a good one^^

Magnum (c) Me

Description
Hi guys and it is official, I finally have a drawing tablet and I have to be honest, I am kind of stuck. Now I have posted some digital pieces seen here:

I was curious so I decided to have a little fun with a mouse on Krita and I do like how they came out and I have always wanted to try to get into digital art, though no matter what video I watch I am honestly lost as nothing is really explained and the few videos that do try to teach I just can't understand what they are saying and when it comes to actual guides I really just don't know. I am not expecting to make masterpieces as that would be unrealistic starting out, but for some reason it just doesn't click with my brain even with the basic stuff, for example I still don't understand how layers function, I understand I can use them to trace over a rough sketch but outside of that I really don't understand it. To me it really is almost like learning a different language and with my autism it makes it even more difficult but I do want to learn digital art because I think it looks fun and I do want to learn something new.

And that's why I am asking for help from those far more experienced on where to start and any tips, I work best with things like books and pdf's but guides of any description are welcome alongside any advice. I know my gallery consists of a ton of different genres but it is another reason why I want to try to evolve the skill set I currently have as I try to get more into nsfw and stuff like that.

I don't think I'll fully transition to digital just because paper and pencil is what I am use to but I want to at least get to where I can use paper and pencil to just layout a rough idea, though that is still up in the air and down the road.

My main focus right now is working on the intro video for the Twilight portion of the Magna-Verse, though after that is done will do my best to learn digital art.

I hope you guys like the drawing and have a good one^^

Magnum (c) Me