Someone was suddenly reply on my tweet and tell about he wasn& #39;t doing good on his art. I don& #39;t know if this was asking for advice or not, but I did give advice. I always think it& #39;s rude if no one asking for it.

But right now, I want to talk about art advice

Art advice will be a long thread, but I will not "all I know" in this thread, probably later when I& #39;m better lol.

But hey, watch this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhcq6qQyvTM
It& #39;s">https://www.youtube.com/watch... basically about practice, and can even be applied to other works.

set goal, analyze, pinpoint practice.

setting goal is important, always result oriented and know what to achieve.

analyze what& #39;s your weakness, and start working on that. anything, but only one at a time.

keep practicing on that weakness, and again, focus one at a time.

"focus one a time" has some caveats.
always remember our goal, and consciously know how far we& #39;re close to our goal. It& #39;s okay to pause, and switch to other things, but don& #39;t stop at "good part". It& #39;s difficulty to say it in words, but just don& #39;t give up *halfly*

I& #39;m not a good teacher, but at least this is the process, retrospective and consciously learn what we want to learn, I believe it works and I use it as well in working environment.

And the video that I shared, it& #39;s basically about that as well.