Fairy Possum's LazyTown art

[possessor]

[*]It doesn't matter how good you are at traditional art, digital art is a new concept and you'll be starting at zero. This happens to everyone and it doesn't discount your other artistic abilities[*]Constructive critique is your best friend and will be as long as you pursue art. Make sure you can handle others telling you what you can improve at[*]Know the difference between critiques and bullying. Bullying is never helpful and will weigh on you, whether you realise it or not[*]You don't need expensive equipment to make good art. It all comes down to skill, high quality materials simply gives more variety[*]Look at other art from all mediums, time periods and styles. Take inspiration, but...[*]Don't compare your art to theirs. You'll most likely find fault in your art after doing so and hate your work. This WILL kill motivation[*]Be patient. Like all skills, you'll need lots of time and effort put in and you won't see results immediately...[*]Keep your old art and be sure to date it (at least the year). In the future you'll be able to see how you've improved by comparing[*]Don't listen to everything I say. It sounds counter-productive, but everyone has a different art journey. I'm just sharing what worked for me and other artists I know. Just remember; it might not work for you[*]Finally: have fun! If you feel like drawing isn't fun any more, stop or have a break. Art can be mentally and physically demanding

thamks for all this epic advice , I wish I had known all this when i tried drawing comics in teh 4th grade..

1. ProCreate
2. Fire Alpaca
3. Krita
4. IbisPaint
5. Sketchbook
6. Mediband
7. Clip studio paint

no MS Paint?

sorry for hijacking the thread.. heh. if i have any questions, i'll PM you.
continue with your epic art

also, should i get sketchbook for windows or krita for windows?

[Fairy-Possum]

no MS Paint?

sorry for hijacking the thread.. heh. if i have any questions, i'll PM you.
continue with your epic art

also, should i get sketchbook for windows or krita for windows?

I haven't used either, you should try both to see which works better

[possessor]

Thank you sososososososo much

[possessor]

You could use a YouTube tutorial, that's what I used when I was your age. Or if you got lucky, you could ask your teacher if they know how to draw (In primary school I used to get the teachers who loved doing art, crafts and performances stuff like dance).

Plus, I can draw cartoony clowns better than people 😭. I mean look at my art on deviantart it’s bad like horrible bad 💀 (btw I always look down at myself as bad drawer so don’t mind that lol)

Sure! I've used them tons of tutorials. But none of my teachers are really arty.

Your art is good, at least I cant do better.