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@@DenchoStoyanov Yey, I'm happy you found it helpful 🙏😁! I also more or less discovered them the hard way so (:

I'm glad to hear it!

Haha no, actually! I don't remember a line like that in Encanto :) Maybe I should rewatch it.

@@mustartplus It's Isabella's song, that's the whole premise of her character :)

@@mellindART Ah yes, I remember now!

Hey, thanks for watching! 🙏😊 I skipped some drawings because I didn't have that much to say about them and the video would've been too long imo.

@@mustartplus I'd love to see them some time. You can do a flip-through if you feel like it. With some cool music that you like, etc. Take care!

I am glad to hear it :) I use Adobe Photoshop.

@@mustartplus Ty so much

@@sam-ny8ro I am glad to hear it! I have a long experience with envy in all aspects of life, I think it's usually because it's hard for us to recognize our own value and our uniqueness. No to get too analitical but i think it's probably the way we are raised. But I believe we can always change the way we think about ourselves. And that will change the way we FEEL about ourselfves.

Hey, sorry to hear you struggle this much with art. It sounds like you have some serious mental blocks about it. I don't know you, I am guessing here, but probably your handwriting today is more skilled than it was when you first started writing, as a child in school. It's the same with art, the more you do it, your hand builds muscle memory. For some people it takes longer but practice is the key (like for handwriting). I can only share my experience, but how I change my mindset is literally changing my thoughts. And it's not easy, it takes a long time. But let's break it down, HOW TO stop comparing yourself to others? Step 1. - Notice when you start to compare yourself. Notice your thoughts of comparison. Step 2. - Right after that thought of comparison, tell yourself: "I don't need to compare myself to others", NOT "I shouldn't", the wording is important. Step. 3 - Right after that, tell yourself words that confirm your uniqueness. For example: "I am unique, I have something unique to offer in art. No one can do what I do, because they are not me." And of course it's not about thinking you are BETTER than anyone, that is still comparison. It's about thinking that your uniqueness is valuable. It's not easy. It takes a long time. And usually the first step - noticing when you do it - is the hardest. But the more you do it, the easier it will get, hopefully. That's how it worked for me and it took a long time. I hope this helps!

Except I'm not unique, every time I try to be my skills get in the way. Also no, my hand writing isn't better, it's actually worse in many ways.

In general, the more experienced you are, the faster you will be. Speed improves with practice, just like everything else. I don't think it's a problem if your art takes long to create. It can be a problem if you become demotivated of the slow progress. But try to not compare yourself to others! A little advice for drawing comics: try to develop a style that you can draw reletively fast, so you can move the story along! That's, atleast to me, the best part of comics - telling a story. Maybe you draw slow because you are afraid of making a mistake or not drawing perfect? Mistakes and imperfections are good! That's how we learn. You need them to grow!

Keep drawing and focus on your development, but do it for you, not to prove something to others 💪☺️ You can do it!