Honestly man, I think you could really benefit from this method called the iterative method. I found out about this method from Sycra and from my vast oversimplification it is a method where you redraw the same drawing multiple times. Say I'm trying to draw a head from the side angle. At the first attempt it looks like 💩💩💩, at the second attempt of the same angle it looks like a little better, but at the third attempt it looks like 💎💎💎. Also one thing which helped me was getting sleep, because sleep helps with saving the information and experience you got during the day
@@Shreeshanta Also one thing that really helps is to have short breaks in practice sessions. Basically you practice for 20 minutes and take break for 5 minutes. After those 5 minutes are over you again practice for 20 minutes. During those short breaks your brain memorizes information 20 times better than if you had practiced
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Honestly man, I think you could really benefit from this method called the iterative method. I found out about this method from Sycra and from my vast oversimplification it is a method where you redraw the same drawing multiple times. Say I'm trying to draw a head from the side angle. At the first attempt it looks like 💩💩💩, at the second attempt of the same angle it looks like a little better, but at the third attempt it looks like 💎💎💎. Also one thing which helped me was getting sleep, because sleep helps with saving the information and experience you got during the day
Thanks 😊, I am having an art block and didn't know what to do. Thanks again. I wil trying to implement it
@@Shreeshanta Also one thing that really helps is to have short breaks in practice sessions. Basically you practice for 20 minutes and take break for 5 minutes. After those 5 minutes are over you again practice for 20 minutes. During those short breaks your brain memorizes information 20 times better than if you had practiced
@@Shreeshanta yo man so how was the advice? do you think it helped you?
@user-cv7he7bq9p I think they are helping me well. I think I need to work more to know.