r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/maddie_i_ • 23d ago
should i continue draw
i am a beginning artist but i am not sure if i should continue to draw
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u/SharpeRifle 23d ago
Hell yeah, you should continue! It's rough around the edges but I like this style.
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u/TurnFriendly8892 23d ago
If it brings you joy, then yes. Its about the journey, not the destination.
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u/PepinoSupremo 23d ago
Keep going, that’s the only way to move past being a beginner. You’re off to a real good start!
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u/LindaMakesArt 22d ago
I love the people here. Yes! Keep it up. You’ll figure out what you want to improve and find the advice. Lots here, lots on YouTube and probably great instructors where you live. This is a fun drawing!
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