How to fix your bad art

In this episode I explain how to fix your bad art.
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[@maryai8121]

I always enjoy your videos ✨ keep it up 🙏🏻

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Thank you so much! Messages like this are the fuel that keep me going :)

[@nowifate]

Why was the turning point kind of emotional? I cried a little ;~;

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Haha you must be someone who has suffered through a few difficult pieces too! You know the feeling. How could you not feel a little emotional when the pieces start to come together! You get to tell that little doubting voice in your head, see!? I can make it work!

[@ironics1936]

I found your channel a few weeks back,
Your character/background videos in particular really helped me and i love your deep dives/rants. keep it up!

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Welcome! I'm so happy to hear that you are enjoying the content :)

[@chekovrules]

This was terrific, thank you! It's awesome to see your whole problem solving process, and the final piece turned out so cool.

[@DzMM88]

Great video and beautiful piece! I'm so used to artists making process videos where they seem to get everything right immediately, that watching this was so refreshing! It's good to feel that it's okay to make mistakes and rearrange everything and that that is just part of the process.

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

That is so true! You rarely see people's failures online but I guarantee that everyone has them. I believe it is important for people to see that sometimes things go wrong, and it's completely OK. It means you are pushing outside your comfort zone and that's the only way to consistently develop and improve.

[@EleweenArt]

thanks for the awsome vidjo ,this truly spoke to me :) look forard to see more form you in the futre:)

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Thanks eleween, i'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@jeefro]

I’m no where as good as you. But your train of thought with this piece sounds exactly like my inner monologue. Subbed

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Hahaha yeah, when I started art I assumed that people who were good knew exactly what they were doing. Ten years later, I can confirm that (at least for me) those doubts never really went away, I have learned more, now I have more things to worry about 😅
I wouldn't have it any other way, it's so crucial to feel uncomfortable during the process.

[@danieljamiesonillustrates]

really great work :). it good to see a strong understanding in your image creation.

[@matthewdobrichillustration9014]

Thank you so much Daniel!