Thank you! I wrote these two blog entries to show that it’s been a long way since everything needs years of practise. I draw much more in my teens and twents, no comparison to today. I tried nearly everything and figured out, that I don’t have the patience to draw ornaments, plants, even jewellery… and I really can’t draw animals. Some years ago, I bought an 800-page book about building humans, livestock etc. with blocks and I just can’t adapt it. So, I decided to stick to portraits, hopefully I’ll be able to draw some architecture or basic landscapes someday soon. I can do this with pencil, but I don’t know how to approach it digitally because I lack of perspective helpers and rulers, especially the ones out of canvas.

Maybe you don’t like storyboards because it’s mostly about finding the right angle and focus. Most of the time, I have the impression that storyboard drafts are a bit overdramatic. The process and technique is interesting though, you can use a lot for comics, manga, novels… basically everything connected with storytelling, motion and concept.

Just keeo your work up. Good luck! A graphics tablet is really worth it.

Nowadays, it’s quite strange to know that I don’t like to draw storyboards, despite the fact that I like drawing on paper like for instance Manga and all that stuff.

I have plans to come back at it dowing digitly, perhaps some landscape stuff or something, at least draw the artwork for my future music productions, but firstly I need a drawing tablet, drawing with the mouse is quite stressful.

Cheers!