I've been learning how to draw 2D shapes and I'm a bit lost. How many weeks should I spend learning to draw 2D shapes? Should I focus on just drawing circles, squares, and triangles before moving on to more complex shapes like octagons, hexagons, ect? If so, how long should I focus on the basic 3 shapes before moving on to the complex ones?
I was able to do other stuff with the pen like clicking on save or adding a text bar, but I was unable to draw with it. What should I do?
I've been thinking about returning to college after being absent for 3 semester and changing my major from Animation and Game Art to something else. My brother is planning on applying as well. What some jobs you can get with an AAS degree that gets you a stable job in Texas? Mainly somewhere in or near Royse City. So far, the ones I found are Veterinary Technology, Supply Chain Management, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, What do you think about those 3?
I recently started to practice drawing 2d shapes yesterday and I had a bit of a difficult time. I tried the ghosting method, which sorta worked with the circles; but for the shapes, it was a lot more tricky. I don't know if it's because I either have mainly been using the mouse pad to draw, didn't got the lines to perfectly line up when connecting, or if I still need to work on my lines. What do you think? Is this normal for beginnings? What are some tips drawing better with a mousepad?
I've begun trying to improve my art skills starting with lines and have been using the software Krita. What are some good excercises to improve drawing lines such as straight lines, wavy lines, ect