Are You Good At Drawing?

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I like drawing but as a little kid, I sucked at it. It was as I got older that I started getting better.

Hahahahahahaha! Oh, HELL no.

Horrible doesn't begin to describe my incompetence when it comes to drawing.

I'm actually pretty good at drawing, but it wasn't always that way....it took me years and years of consistent practice for my drawing skills to get to where they currently are. I remember that one incentive I had for continuously drawing was that I could express feelings thru my drawings that I felt I could not express verbally. I would draw something and leave it on the table for my mom or dad to see (they were going thru a divorce at the time) and then have a good idea of what was going on in my head. But seriously, my drawing skills probably never would have progressed further without my constantly working at it for 15 years....I look at drawings I made back when I was 5, 6, or 7, and wonder, "what the hell was going thru my head back then??"

I love to draw its the one thing besides water that relaxes me. Im not proffessional and I have trouble drawing faces but that doesn't stop me trying. I love to draw sheilds, swords, castles and landscapes waterfalls. It doesn't matter how good or bad you are at drawing you tried your best and that is all that matters. I encourage my friends to draw and be creative we all get to and draw at my place and we all put our pictures up on the wall in my loungeroom.

Definitely not. If I try to draw something you'd think a kindergartner drew it. An unskilled kindergartner.

I'm not particularly good at drawing, but am quite skilled in other forms of visual communication. I'm a graphic designer and interactive developer.

I'm great at writing, but absolutely terrible when it comes to drawing.

I'm above avrage, trying to go professional as a matter of fact. My only problem is that alot of time, I don't see how good my drawing is. I think its ok, a little cruddy, but then show it and I get good reviews.

I have been drawing ever since I was old enough to hold a pencil. Now it's how I make my money through commissions being self employed. Most of my commissions are done over the internet but I have had several real world commissions also. I currently have 3 big ones that I'm doing.

I'm much better at living, organic things like animals, people, or natural things like trees, plants, etc. I struggle more with man made architecture and machines.

My DeviantART: www.thetigress.deviantart.com

Gonna start classes soon and hope to get better. I'm above average, I think, but not nearly as good as some of you...

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I consider myself fairly good. I didn't used to be good, but when I turned 13 it seemed like something clicked for me art-wise and I was able to do art quite well.

My specialty is in human-shaped objects.

Which reminds me, that I'm not getting that alice in wonderland art project for my sister done.

No I suck at drawing.

I like to draw cartoons and characters. I always wanted to do animation.

People always commented about how I'm good at drawing or that I should be a professional... Personally, I'm not seeing where they get that conclusion from. I did like one drawing I did when I was 13 or 14 (a long time ago), which is now considerably faded due to rubbing against other projects and (later) being left in an area with direct sunlight. I am considering revisiting the entire project to see how much my technique has improved.