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Thank so much for your comment. I have something like that planned!

Thanks so much I really appreciate it!

Thanks! Glad to hear you're using the advice! I just want to be there to help and inspire! Looking forward to what rewards you get from the risks you take.

Thanks I really appreciate your comment!!

Ayooo I appreciate it !

And Happy New Year to you! Can't wait to catch up! :)

Legit! And first commenting.

Thanks so much!

this comment is so chill, awesome

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Hands don't have to be the enemy... not anymore. Tutorials and more coming :) -- also I've struggled for years to draw hands and I realized that I can NOT avoid them if I wanted to improve.

You'll get your wish in due time! LOL I was tight on for this day.

I hope to see you around for the next ten days as we close out the challenge! 💖. It takes nice people like you to make the world go round.

Ayooooo! I know this man. Aye keep the faith, keep fighting and moving forward. Any progress at all is still PROGRESS!

Amen, brother! Thank you for the encouragement. Glad to see you around.

Thank you so much for the support! It really means a lot looking forward to seeing you around!

I'm glad that you are here! Thanks for leaving your comment (i love your content = i love your comment)

Yeah sure thing! I'm glad to answer. Since you said new artist the best core things to do and have are: 1. Practice time - Art of any kind is a fail forward sport. You're not going to get it the first try or the first few tries but there is going to be one that stands out that just looks right. Hold on to some of those early sketches to see your progress forward and compare your different approaches and date your work. (Helps with Anatomy and Proportions) 2. Trace - tracing helps develop muscle memory of what ever you are drawing. (and yes, more that one pro artist has told me to do this on separate occasions. Their names: Mark C. Dudley, JeyOdin, Pat Jackson - Detroit Tradecraft, Charles Rattaray, Steve Lee - Storyboard artist. Two of them are mentors of mine). Also copy from you favorite artist(s) out their too or trace from them. (Helps with Anatomy and Proportions) 3. Perspective - having a good grasp of how things recede and foreshorten in space is good. Please note how i said "good grasp," having an understanding of how it works is a good place to get started because I don't know that many people that like to sit and draw perspective all day. Also perspective helps you understand proportions too. (Helps with Proportions) 4. Patience - have some grace with yourself, it takes time. You can check out books from the library on how to drawing or find some books online for free and download them or check out more tutorials on RUclips. I was going to post some anatomy and proportion videos in the future but it wasn't in my immediate schedule. Hope this helps! :)

Those numbers speak to you fr fr, lol look into them

Glad to hear that! I'm happy to be a part of your art journey as you are part of mine. Keep drawing and don't give up!

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Thanks! I really appreciate your comment! Hope to see you around as we move forward.

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your comment.

LOL, the young lady I'm seeing right now says the same thing... in the fighting games I used to play -- I wouldn't use combos past three complex inputs -- something magical to 3

Thanks so much for tuning in! If you want to draw you can get started too. Just a little commitment everyday!

I must echo what your profile picture says but I'll add that you must try too. "NEVER GIVE UP on something you can't go a day without thinking about."

Thank you for your feedback!

Actually since you're doing 1 per day at this point, at day 50 or sum you should draw a ton of hands as quick as possible for efficiency

@@admstantler Great suggestion, I'll keep that in mind!

:P I champion your words Messa, may you find yourself bequeathed with the ability to join me on said journey.

"Bro is so griddy to notice"

Thanks for being YOU and leaving such a cool comment! I hope to see you around cause there's more in store!

you JUST made my heart flutter... be sure to stick around for more. Can't wait until day 30 to see the full progress.

LOL no problem! Don't ever wait to ask a question if you have one!

The hands are a great place to start. Since your starting off with the hardest body part everything else will become easier. Don't forget to keep at it! After this challenge I'll post a full tutorial on how go about structuring and planning out your drawing.

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Thanks Josh! I'm grateful that you are here!

you sir are the warm hug, your words resound in my heart. Thank you for all your encouragement public and private

You have made my face do the smile thing, thank you.

Thanks I really appreciate it!

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Got me feeling cutesy. <3

Thank you so much!! Hope this is something you can enjoy more of!

Thanks so much for sharing your positivity! I'm going to keep at it I hope this inspires to someone to not be so afraid to draw hands!

Thank so much! I'm glad you watched and thank you for sharing the positivity! Hope to see you around!

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you can do it too! Even if it just one hand per week or understanding how the fingers work or even just the simple structures of the hand as shapes. And you are right it's pretty hard to get at it every day.

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Thank you for the feedback! I'll be sure to do my best. I'll do my best to always look out for your comments. @tahary-z8q