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I'm not a great drawer myself, but I'd guess it depends on the intensity of your trembling. Most sketches don't rely too much on individual stroke precision, sp
by darkmighty 13y ago
I'm not a great drawer myself, but I'd guess it depends on the intensity of your trembling. Most sketches don't rely too much on individual stroke precision, specially if you don't have very good coordination. In math terms, you can think of repeating your strokes successively so that the noise averages out; the eraser is your friend in this process also.
- krick 13y agoWhat you say here is correct, but let me point something out: that repeated stroking isn't very good thing if you can avoid it. It's like a habit for many people and you often see that good artists do that, but it's good to try being "minimalistic" as you learn. Just advising. You'll notice improvement pretty soon after you'll stop fixing every line by repeated stroking and will just try doing it right.