/r/sketchpad
Share your sketches and art, and provide feedback for others!
Submit your drawings or sketches! Good or bad, beginners or experts, everyone is welcome.
Multireddit with a bunch of drawing subreddits!
Rules
Try and keep it SFW (if not, PLEASE tag it!)
Don't be abusive or mean
Give plenty of encouragement!
Not exactly a rule, but keep in mind that reddit auto-spams all links to tumblr. If you submit a link to tumblr (or a comment with a link to tumblr for that matter) make sure to message the mods so that we can un-spam you as quickly as possible.
Please try to keep all submissions to imgur or another nonpersonalized site. Blogs are discouraged. Thanks!
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/r/sketchpad
I really like drawing, but man my art is so darn bad, and that’s my problem. I just don’t really draw anymore because my art isn’t good, and sure I know that artists don’t even like their own art, but my art is just flat out horrible, and so I lose motivation to draw, because of how bad my art is. I want to keep drawing, I truly do, but I run off of motivation and pure motivation alone, but I don’t have any since my art just isn’t good, so at this point I really don’t know what to do about this. Also, one thing I wonder is… why do some people have natural born talent, and I don’t? Like I know art isn’t about being naturally good at it, but I’ve just never been good at anything naturally, so I don’t even know how other people are if that makes sense. I play guitar, and I see so many guitarists who have been playing the same amount of time as me, and are way better, so the same applies to art, just why? Why are some people better than me, when they don’t even practice, and I do?
6 hours with 4b graphite. I don't want to stop.