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Instructions: Playing with Human m NO

Instructions: Playing with Human m NO

sans papyrus frisk undertale

Temmie fanart

TEMMIE By: Anthony-Zel

TEMMIE By: Anthony-Zel

Undertale playing cards

0 JOKER

0 JOKER

asgore frisk toriel flowey

It's always important to understand the world around you

You lie immobile with Holdsmal. Windikite *You feel like you understand the world a little better.

You lie immobile with Holdsmal. Windikite *You feel like you understand the world a little better.

frisk moldsmal laying

Papyrus is the new Skull Man

megaman papyrus skull man crossover boarsboarsboars pigpenandpaper

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EPIC DIVORCE MAN RELATED: UNDERTALE

EPIC DIVORCE MAN RELATED: UNDERTALE

undertale asgore tumblr

Temmie Tarot Card

TEMMIE

TEMMIE

tarot card temmie tem shop egg allergy bob dogbomber the hermit x the hermit

Stop Chara

NEWS gLitèrally satan

NEWS gLitèrally satan

chara sans stop stop sign blue stop sign

awesome

undertale asriel dreemurr frisk megaman sigma zero megaman x

It's the greater dog.

dog greater dog

Burgerposting

Anonymous 10/11/15(Sun)04:50:50 No. 118699173 File: 1444234688670.png (19 KB, 601x545) >>118699291 >>118699380>>118699486 >>118699815 2> Let me give you some advice, little buddy Put yourself before anyone else. Make art for YOU. Don't do it for recognition, don't do it for fame, don't do it for comments or replies or likes or faves or reblogs or whatever. Above all else, above everyone else, your art should be a personal passion that you do because YOU want to do it and you want your ideas put onto paper or computer or whatever medium you use Sure, the allure and satisfaction of others enjoying your art is always an amazing and lovely thing, and you of course want to make things that will make others just as happy as you are. But if you come from a place where you aren't enjoying yourself, where you're making things because you feel obligated because of envy or desire for recognition or friendly relations or whatever, then your art is going to start suffering. It becomes less about the art and more about the attention, and while it's not a bad mindset on its own, it can become one without moderation and self-regulation So I encourage you to try and become comfortable with the fact that other artists might get more attention for you. You should focus on making yourself happy with your art before worrying about making others happy and getting their following and friendly comments and such. It's not a matter of wanting or striving for one or the other, it's just a matter of making sure your priorities are set straight enough for you to make art happily without the need for audience validation. Recognition and following will come with time A nonymous 1 0/ 1 1 / 1 5(Sun)05:05: 1 8 N o. 1 1 8699930-2211 8700047 >> 1 1 87001 30 File: 1443718480379.png (110 KB, 477x437) Anonymous 10/11/15(Sun)04:56:52 No. 118699486 >>118699664 >>118699930 >>118700426 >118699173 My problem is that I don't like what I'm capable of producing and I no longer know how to advance. I draw and draw with the goal in mind to improve but I just haven't. l've hit a brick wall and practice doesn't seem to help. I continue anyway but as I'm naturally very negative, if I can't have someone, anyone tell me at least I did one good job, I start listening to the nagging voices of my head. If I knew how to pull myself out of this rut mentally and artistically, I wouldn't be such a fat ugly p------------ with not a soul who cares about them in the world That's a tough but relatable mindset to be having, anon. A lot of artists go through that, a plateau of perceived improvement, where it doesn't seem like anything's getting better. Artists are their own worst critics, after all My two pieces of advice would be to, one, start training yourself to not worry so much about it. Sure, there's always the need and drive to do better, but if that becomes the entire point of your craft, only trying desperately to make huge strides in quality, then it and you are going to suffer. Make things for fun. S----- little doodles, things for fun, jokes, quick things that you can just pump out. Have fun with drawing agairn And my second piece of advice would be making something very outside of your normal. Mostly do sketches? Try inking and coloring and shading. Mostly do comedic pieces? Try something emotional and moody. Mostly do somber, finished, detailed pieces? Do something quick and goofy. Hell, if you're a drawing artist, try writing something instead. Expanding beyond your normal, what you practice the most, allows yours elf to open up creatively and experience-wise, and can invigorate your creative juices It's tough, anon, believe me, I know all too well. But you can do it, I believe in you

Anonymous 10/11/15(Sun)04:50:50 No. 118699173 File: 1444234688670.png (19 KB, 601x545) >>118699291 >>118699380>>118699486 >>118699815 2> Let me give you some advice, little buddy Put yourself before anyone else. Make art for YOU. Don't do it for recognition, don't do it for fame, don't do it for comments or replies or likes or faves or reblogs or whatever. Above all else, above everyone else, your art should be a personal passion that you do because YOU want to do it and you want your ideas put onto paper or computer or whatever medium you use Sure, the allure and satisfaction of others enjoying your art is always an amazing and lovely thing, and you of course want to make things that will make others just as happy as you are. But if you come from a place where you aren't enjoying yourself, where you're making things because you feel obligated because of envy or desire for recognition or friendly relations or whatever, then your art is going to start suffering. It becomes less about the art and more about the attention, and while it's not a bad mindset on its own, it can become one without moderation and self-regulation So I encourage you to try and become comfortable with the fact that other artists might get more attention for you. You should focus on making yourself happy with your art before worrying about making others happy and getting their following and friendly comments and such. It's not a matter of wanting or striving for one or the other, it's just a matter of making sure your priorities are set straight enough for you to make art happily without the need for audience validation. Recognition and following will come with time A nonymous 1 0/ 1 1 / 1 5(Sun)05:05: 1 8 N o. 1 1 8699930-2211 8700047 >> 1 1 87001 30 File: 1443718480379.png (110 KB, 477x437) Anonymous 10/11/15(Sun)04:56:52 No. 118699486 >>118699664 >>118699930 >>118700426 >118699173 My problem is that I don't like what I'm capable of producing and I no longer know how to advance. I draw and draw with the goal in mind to improve but I just haven't. l've hit a brick wall and practice doesn't seem to help. I continue anyway but as I'm naturally very negative, if I can't have someone, anyone tell me at least I did one good job, I start listening to the nagging voices of my head. If I knew how to pull myself out of this rut mentally and artistically, I wouldn't be such a fat ugly p------------ with not a soul who cares about them in the world That's a tough but relatable mindset to be having, anon. A lot of artists go through that, a plateau of perceived improvement, where it doesn't seem like anything's getting better. Artists are their own worst critics, after all My two pieces of advice would be to, one, start training yourself to not worry so much about it. Sure, there's always the need and drive to do better, but if that becomes the entire point of your craft, only trying desperately to make huge strides in quality, then it and you are going to suffer. Make things for fun. S----- little doodles, things for fun, jokes, quick things that you can just pump out. Have fun with drawing agairn And my second piece of advice would be making something very outside of your normal. Mostly do sketches? Try inking and coloring and shading. Mostly do comedic pieces? Try something emotional and moody. Mostly do somber, finished, detailed pieces? Do something quick and goofy. Hell, if you're a drawing artist, try writing something instead. Expanding beyond your normal, what you practice the most, allows yours elf to open up creatively and experience-wise, and can invigorate your creative juices It's tough, anon, believe me, I know all too well. But you can do it, I believe in you

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Himouto! Frisk-Chan

alphys frisk undertale

*ACT

H0 SIT DOWN

H0 SIT DOWN

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pocket sans!

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BLEAT! ILU DUM8 GOAT NERD

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Ultimate pacifist

Sabi LV1 237:36 The End Continue Reset Il

Sabi LV1 237:36 The End Continue Reset Il

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*Pick up

DO Pick up the C xgoats22 You Pick up

DO Pick up the C xgoats22 You Pick up

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Sans applies the burn

Why are you wearing that stupid skeleton suit? why are you wearing that stupid marn Suit?

Why are you wearing that stupid skeleton suit? why are you wearing that stupid marn Suit?

chara sans undertale

Atty amalgamate

Li ke.. coul ALLY TOTALLY 90 cat rger I am rger cat buFge icht now. ight OW

Li ke.. coul ALLY TOTALLY 90 cat rger I am rger cat buFge icht now. ight OW

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