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Everyone on the planet that has at least one hand is capable of drawing at a professional level. The only thing stopping you is a lack of practice. If you want
by phaus 13y ago
Everyone on the planet that has at least one hand is capable of drawing at a professional level. The only thing stopping you is a lack of practice.
If you want to get good at it, draw, observe objects closely, read books and watch tutorials on youtube(or elsewhere), and then draw some more.
The more you practice, the better you will get. There is no such thing as raw artistic talent. Some people learn faster than others but no one has learned to draw well without lots of practice.
- baddox 13y agoDo you really believe all that? That, given equal amounts of practice, everyone has equivalent drawing potential? That learning drawing at a young age is orders of magnitude more effective than trying to learn as an adult?
- icegreentea 13y agoWhat he meant was that anyone with a sufficiently functional hand as a drawing potential at least equal to that of a "professional". That's not saying that everyone has the same drawing potential since "professional" isn't the limit of drawing skill. And its very likely that learning to draw at a young age is if not orders of magnitudes, then significantly more effective than as an adult simply though greater brain plasticity, and probably having less inhibition.
- phaus 13y agoI didn't say that everyone would progress in a manner that's perfectly equal in every aspect, but I do believe that everyone can learn to draw just as well as professional artists do. History might not regard you as Michelangelo's equal, but there are quite a few amateurs that (technically speaking) draw just as well as he did.