Thanks peeps <3
Well practice makes perfect as they say -.-
I think as long as you try it will be good. If your concerned about drawing specifically there's all the resources you might need out there. Art Academy game actually taught me way more in a few of thier lessons than all the time spent with art teachers through the years. Gives u simplified theory and practical practice. Apart from that....utube and devianart tutorials/help sheets, especially for digital art, like this one
I like to think I'm decent but that's cos everyone in my class save 2 people are **** at drawing. So I'm like 2nd or 3rd depending on what. Still around average id say..
I've always liked the gaming side and in my free time I'd look at fanarts or anything and before that photography but parent at early education always pushed for academic more. Now it's the opposite since I still continue to play games and a reason why I'm even on a games design course, so real life drawing is just one module there's mainly 3D modeling and concept art, some animation and VFX.
There's this one girl she's amazing at everything she can just get into the industry right now I'd imagine with some training but wants to take the long way and take her time.
She's only good because she spent years and many hours doing things in her own time.
But it's possible to take a shortcut and pushing yourself to work hard and progress quickly. Finding great resources / lessons is better than messing around by yourself. It's good but why find techniques / tricks urself when the world has done this before for you and can teach you. (Harder than it sounds dammit XD)
For me finding the time for that and until just recently motivation has been stopping me from just doing just that. Oh and I guess money. Can't afford a graphics tablet so I'm using a app on my tablet and a stylus. Not ideal XD.
