Hi, i've been studying art for over half a year right now, and right now i feel stuck on my actual level. I've gotten to the point, that i think my biggest problem is how i structuralize my studies. Sometimes, i even just open CSP to draw some anime-ish faces without any objective at all. With that, i want to mean that i don't really now what is the best thing to do when taking on a subject, and not just lose time. For example, studying a fundamental. What is enough to jump on to another one, or if i just need the basics and then step back to that one thing when it's necessary. It may be a dumb thing, but i would love an answer to that, since i have little to no time to draw, and i would prefer to not waste that time stupidly. I'll hand over a Drive with all my completed illustrations so the ones reading this can also give advice on what things should I focus, when looking something to study. (also just the recent artwork, as I said, i lost big part of my time just doodling and some of my finished pieces aside from those go back to August 2024) I would appreciate if it was a more general thing. (i got the pecs wrong, so study the torso, kinda)
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