radroan

Ok, so recently I've been drawing using my tablet and trying to figure out how to create art digitally. It has been tough so far because of various problems but I've sorted out most of the technical problems. My problems now are just learning the program, getting used to drawing with a tablet, and learning to color. I still don't know how to use some tools or do stuff with the canvas but I'm slowly learning. I feel really awkward drawing with the tablet and can't really do detailed lines or finalized lines since they always come out really shaky. I also, embarrassingly, lose track of the pen and where it is when it's a smaller size :S.I reall

Lately I feel liked I've matured more and realized my flaws, the biggest one being my laziness. I used to always draw once in awhile and practice trumpet for a little but spent most of my time playing games and procrastinating on school work. Now that it's the summer, I've done a lot of thinking about these cliche motivational lines, realizing how true they actually are. You can't keep sitting idly by expecting to improve. You're in control of your own life and it's your choice to become something great. This summer, I'm planning on drawing as much as possible, getting a trumpet teacher to improve my musical skills, and getting into better sh