The frustration of aiming at mastery - it seems impossible!
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Glen Piper
Hey art friends - just after some advice. I've been drawing for I'd say 5/6 years as a hobby - I draw most days though the time I can spend varies massively due to the fact I work shifts full time. Since I've started I've no doubt improved a lot but I'm still leagues away from where I want to be. I've nowhere near reaching master or being to finish and render any pieces at all. (I'm aiming at gesture/figure drawing and head drawing). I look at artists like Wylie Beckert, Leyendecker, Steve Huston, Claire Wendling and Diego Lucia and I have a yearning to be able to create beautiful art like them but it seems *impossibly* far away - I couldn't even begin to replicate a Beckert peice, for example. How do you guys deal with this? Have any of you felt this but pushed through and achieved your desired level? I feel like I've selected good 'art parents' but can't get anywhere near them. Thanks!
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Milan Čičković
This is just my opinion, I believe that problem is right there when you say I can't be like them. You should not be like them, you can like it love it and so on but be yourself. For me the hardest part in art is to find yourself or in other words accept yourself.
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