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10:45 PM, Tuesday September 13th 2022

Well, there is a lot to say to keep this as short as possible, why did you start drawing? if I had to guess because you had fun with it.

Although drawbox has a pretty rigorous method of teaching you the fundamentals, it is still about drawing at the end of the day.

I urge you to find the fun in all the exercises you do, doing lesson 3, draw plants in your free time, observe leaves in real life. Follow the instructions in lessons like instructed but always do them in a way, where you do not hate your life.

Remember drawing takes practice and patience, be kind to yourself and enjoy yourself , and I am sure you will do just fine.Hope this helps

Cheers,

6:33 AM, Wednesday September 14th 2022

Thanks man for your suggestions !!! That is my worst fear... I'm starting to not have fun anymore and I'm scared to give up. But you guys giving me some good insight and I understand I need to change the way I approach the matter. Thanks again

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