It only seems to you that you do not improve. This is not true. You make very beautiful and high-quality characters, with their own characteristics, and each time you make them better and better.
For example, I really like to look at what you do, and how you do it, because I can not do that.

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I'd like to emphasis that you should work on what you feel like working on. If you like a particular direction or style do that, despite what might be popular or not. You having fun and enjoying your work is the most important thing! That's what keeps you motivated. 

You'll improve naturally over time, just by getting more and more experienced. Keep in mind that getting high quality results takes a lot of time and refinement.

Most people that have beautiful characters didn't create them in one seating, they worked on them over weeks and month and sometimes years, tweaking and changing little details.

The same is true for screenshots. I'd call one hour for six good screenshots a good ratio. It just takes time to find the right location, outfit, light etc. 

Same than Alter Native : do the things you like, at the pace you want. That way things will be taken at reverse : you only release your work when you're satisfied with it, and you'll slowly gather people appreciating your kind of work. It'll take more time than constantly asking the community what it wants, but you won't find yourself wondering as much as now. 

9 hours ago, Crw said:

It only seems to you that you do not improve. This is not true. You make very beautiful and high-quality characters, with their own characteristics, and each time you make them better and better.
For example, I really like to look at what you do, and how you do it, because I can not do that.

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THANK YOU BUT you probably could

7 hours ago, Alter Native said:

I'd like to emphasis that you should work on what you feel like working on.

 

Most people that have beautiful characters didn't create them in one seating, they worked on them over weeks and month and sometimes years, tweaking and changing little details.

 

The same is true for screenshots. I'd call one hour for six good screenshots a good ratio. It just takes time to find the right location, outfit, light etc. 

7 hours ago, Tirloque said:

Same than Alter Native : do the things you like, at the pace you want. That way things will be taken at reverse : you only release your work when you're satisfied with it, and you'll slowly gather people appreciating your kind of work. It'll take more time than constantly asking the community what it wants, but you won't find yourself wondering as much as now. 

i dont know what i feel like working on 90% of the time

it takes me about an hour

i usually get more than six  

thanks buddy <3 

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