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Well it's been (over) 10 years since I started drawing and posting my art on Deviantart. (I know my profile says 12 but I didn't submit art right away)
My gallery has always been left "as is" and you can still dig up all my old shitty art from 10 years ago.
Learned a lot over the years, and although there's been waves of inactivity, I have never really ever stopped drawing for very long at all.

I am a bit disappointed that I am not farther along, especially seeing such successful artists here on DA that are much older than myself, but hey, everyone moves at their own page. Gotta grind that into my head sometimes. It's funny when I look back on some of these drawings and wish I still "drew like that" or "did more of that style". My style has always been all over the place, and these past two years have really been the first time I felt like I had sort of a "consistent" style for the most part. But I really do love trying all sorts of new styles and forms of art. I've done clay sculptures, plushies, acrylic paintings, pixel, photominips, realistic paintings, comics, perler beads, animations and so on. This past year I apparently uploaded more art on DA than any other year. Which is nice and all, but I do have some art related goals for this year...

1.) STOP BEING AFRAID TO DRAW DETAILED PIECES.
I have been so occupied with commissions lately that I've been focusing more on speed than anything else. I have gotten a LOT quicker at drawing certain styles, and that's great! But I almost feel myself afraid to experiment and really commit to bigger paintings and such.
2.) Study different styles, perspectives, and PLAY WITH COLORS MORE. (Stop using the eyedropper+multiply/screen layers)
3.) More character refs and character turn-arounds. Character development as well.
5.) Draw my fursona/persona more.
6.) DON'T FORGET ABOUT DRAGON SNAILS. (I still love it I promise)

I'm hoping this next year will be a bit better than last. Terrible relationship really brought me to my lowest low, so I'm saying FUCK dating and back to art and work for a while.
AKA guys suck, ugh.

Thank you all for sticking with me all these years, or even recently if you just found me!
Remember I am a social butterfly and love comments. I usually reply to every one so don't be shy if you want to say anything to me ever! :]

Update: January 1st, 2018!

Well the last 2 years really flew by didn't they? I've basically been 100% absorbed in Wyngro, so although I didn't venture far from drawing outside the group (aside from the last 5 months on my side account) I really did learn a lot about technique, composition, and am slowly starting to experiment more and follow more tutorials. It shows! I also practiced SPEED, which I found has been more important than I realized. It has really increased the quantity of art I produce. Especially during Inktober! Here's to discovering more about my art than ever before. And here's a new TO-DO list!

1.) Do a experimental, unrelated to anything piece once per month. (No Wyngro, fanart, etc. Just general, conceptual, interesting, unattached, unique art)
2.) Do more traditional sketching. Try to doodle once a day. (Anything, just loose sketches)
3.) Do more commissions for fun!
4.) Follow at least one tutorial per month! A tutorial on a different style, shading, anything! Learn something new each month.
5.) Start a new, cohesive comic for YOURSELF. Be motivated to draw for YOURSELF. (It;s hard, but you can do it)

Description
Well it's been (over) 10 years since I started drawing and posting my art on Deviantart. (I know my profile says 12 but I didn't submit art right away)
My gallery has always been left "as is" and you can still dig up all my old shitty art from 10 years ago.
Learned a lot over the years, and although there's been waves of inactivity, I have never really ever stopped drawing for very long at all.

I am a bit disappointed that I am not farther along, especially seeing such successful artists here on DA that are much older than myself, but hey, everyone moves at their own page. Gotta grind that into my head sometimes. It's funny when I look back on some of these drawings and wish I still "drew like that" or "did more of that style". My style has always been all over the place, and these past two years have really been the first time I felt like I had sort of a "consistent" style for the most part. But I really do love trying all sorts of new styles and forms of art. I've done clay sculptures, plushies, acrylic paintings, pixel, photominips, realistic paintings, comics, perler beads, animations and so on. This past year I apparently uploaded more art on DA than any other year. Which is nice and all, but I do have some art related goals for this year...

1.) STOP BEING AFRAID TO DRAW DETAILED PIECES.
I have been so occupied with commissions lately that I've been focusing more on speed than anything else. I have gotten a LOT quicker at drawing certain styles, and that's great! But I almost feel myself afraid to experiment and really commit to bigger paintings and such.
2.) Study different styles, perspectives, and PLAY WITH COLORS MORE. (Stop using the eyedropper+multiply/screen layers)
3.) More character refs and character turn-arounds. Character development as well.
5.) Draw my fursona/persona more.
6.) DON'T FORGET ABOUT DRAGON SNAILS. (I still love it I promise)

I'm hoping this next year will be a bit better than last. Terrible relationship really brought me to my lowest low, so I'm saying FUCK dating and back to art and work for a while.
AKA guys suck, ugh.

Thank you all for sticking with me all these years, or even recently if you just found me!
Remember I am a social butterfly and love comments. I usually reply to every one so don't be shy if you want to say anything to me ever! :]

Update: January 1st, 2018!

Well the last 2 years really flew by didn't they? I've basically been 100% absorbed in Wyngro, so although I didn't venture far from drawing outside the group (aside from the last 5 months on my side account) I really did learn a lot about technique, composition, and am slowly starting to experiment more and follow more tutorials. It shows! I also practiced SPEED, which I found has been more important than I realized. It has really increased the quantity of art I produce. Especially during Inktober! Here's to discovering more about my art than ever before. And here's a new TO-DO list!

1.) Do a experimental, unrelated to anything piece once per month. (No Wyngro, fanart, etc. Just general, conceptual, interesting, unattached, unique art)
2.) Do more traditional sketching. Try to doodle once a day. (Anything, just loose sketches)
3.) Do more commissions for fun!
4.) Follow at least one tutorial per month! A tutorial on a different style, shading, anything! Learn something new each month.
5.) Start a new, cohesive comic for YOURSELF. Be motivated to draw for YOURSELF. (It;s hard, but you can do it)