Things I've learned in the pursuit of creating better art.


- It's fun to design clothing.

- Spirals always look awesome
- Except in pixel art, where they become increasingly hard to pull off the smaller you go

- Conservation of colors is a good practice to get into

- Enjoy what you're doing. If you enjoy something, doing it won't be a chore, and you'll get better.

- Practice will never make perfect, but it will always make better.

- Every once in awhile, you've got to force yourself to do something you're uncomfortable with.
- Sometimes you'll come back to something you weren't good at a long time ago, and gave up on, only to find that you've improved a lot more than you expected.

- There will always be someone better than you, and you'll always be better than someone else.

- It's good to take in other styles, but bad to copy them directly.

- Every piece of original art, from doodle to masterpiece, is a step towards finding your own style.
- When I started out drawing, I was worried I didn't have one. I'm wouldn't be able to say that anymore.

- You won't always end up excelling where you expected to, but you'll probably end up excelling somewhere.
- When I started out, I wanted to be one of those really good digital painters. I didn't know pixel art exists. Still shooting for excellence in both, sometime in the far future


So yeah, felt like writing something a bit more inspiration than usual? I think Flashy's music has gotten me in a good mood. Go check it out.