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ahhh I thank you for that! Assuming youre refering to my profile description, I put that there as a silly joke ^-^

I'm definatly aware that I do draw 3/4 degree faces a lot it's just what I'm comfortable doing. Although, it's somethings I want to stray away from and start doing dynamic poses (with humans, i'm good at animal poses) I want to explore more of my ability to draw.

I will also say this: when I was in my preteens/teens I hated my art. It didn't look good compared to others, but that was my mistake: comparing my artwork to others.
In the art world, youll find someone that's better at art than you, this has happened to me and it depressed me. As I got older I vowed to practice more and get better. Now I got to a point where I'm quite proud of my art. It's not a healthy mindset to compare yourself to others imo. Everyone is unique in their own way, this can be applied to art style too!

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People come up to me when they see me drawing and it's almost always the same response, "I wish I can draw like that." or "I can only draw stick figure."
I started out drawing as a poopy toddler because I kept to myself. My favorite thing to draw was dinosaurs, and even then it was pretty much stick figures. I had so much fun drawing stick figured dinosaurs and pokemon. As you keep drawing you do get better. I've inspired someone in my class to start drawing and he's seeing how much he's improved. It makes me proud tbh. (This is getting out of hand whoops!)

Anyway, I enjoy drawing cartoons and I've met artists that are more familiar with realism say they wish they could draw cute, bright, and flexible cartoony characters. Personally I wish I could draw some realism, but I'm practicing it.
Again, everyone is unique in their own way! Your backgrounds are absolutley stunning! And the shading? Spot on!

the coloring every in grenerl makes it so good