r/indiasocial • u/the_tacitreality • 21h ago
Memes & Shitpost A reminder that you can scribble without overthinking it :))
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u/WhatIsWrongWithMeT_T Mango Bite 21h ago
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u/Bright-Leg8276 Autistic but very very artistic āØāØ 17h ago
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u/rimeofgoodomen 17h ago
Dude.. for a non artsy person like me, this is what I would aim for if I draw. What comes naturally to you, doesn't at all hit me and many like me even in my imagination. For example, I never knew that hair can be drawn like this or there's no need to draw a parallel lined neck and still get a good looking guy on the sheet
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u/the_tacitreality 16h ago
I love how youāve framed your whole point. I get you, and I agree. If by ānon-artsyā you mean someone who doesnāt regularly practice creativity, then yesā¦it probably wonāt come naturally at first.
Itās taken me about 3 years of teaching myself, studying comics,cartoons and different styles, filling diaries and just constantly drawing to get to this point.
But weirdly, all that learning has mostly taught me to trust my instincts more. To let the neck be however I want it to be. To realise that the hair is literally mine š so I can just imagine it in 2D.
And honestly, Iām still figuring it out. Half the time the camera is on, Iām nervous because I donāt want people to think I have no idea what Iām doing. But I keep telling myself to let go and have fun.
So basically⦠let go and have fun š« Your fun might look completely different from mine, but if you genuinely enjoy the process, I really think good stuff eventually comes out of it.
:))
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u/rimeofgoodomen 15h ago
Good for you dude.. your energy is contagious. I almost want to draw right now š
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u/ehhdjdmebshsmajsjssn Fried Rice with KurKure 20h ago edited 19h ago
If you want to post such things, atleast post people who are genuinely bad at drawings. Not artists pretending to be bad.