want to see how much my tablet drawing has improved in a year?

[iiiskaaa]

So about a year ago I did this stupid little Trasformers doodle with my tablet and posted it on here just to show everyone how ridiculously crap my tablet drawing skills are. But after that I started using my tablet more to do, like, rough, preliminary sketches of things before drawing them on paper. And I guess I've been improving or something? So

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[__wilderness__]

Oh wow. See, I wish I could draw.

[iiiskaaa]

Heh, I feel that way about writing.

[iiiskaaa]

Just a tiny bit ;) I'm working on it!

[caiusmajor]

I am seriously impressed.

(Also, interested in this robot/human femdom series! Sounds hot.)

[iiiskaaa]

I'm hoping it's going to be. IDK how well received it's going to be though. None of the humans I plan to draw are especially popular and the fandom's taste seems to run toward big manry robots/OFCs.

[spacehussy]

jesus jfhgjskdfhhjfgdshjghs that is fucking AWESOME dude. oAo <33333333

[iiiskaaa]

Aw, thank you <3 A year ago I seriously thought I was never going to be able to draw any better than that first picture on my tablet.

[anon_decepticon]

Holy crap. Your first pic looks a lot like my first attempt to draw on my iPad. Maybe I should be using it for sketching instead of just playing games on it and watching Netflix.

[iiiskaaa]

There's definitely a learning curve, but you might be surprised by how quickly you would level up. Starting to sketch digitally when you're used to traditional media is kind of like relearning how to draw, but once you get used to whatever program you're using, it's not too hard.