you can build simple clipart from shapes and just tweak it.
you can draw straight lines and other shapes perfectly.you can zoom in and erase individual pixels to refine your work.when you erase something, it is completely gone without a trace.It takes a bit of getting used to, but overall digital art has a few advantages: There are lots of options for making digital art. Once you are reasonably good at a skill, then you can start refining your work. Aiming for perfection just ends up being an exercise in frustration. So, practice doing something often without judging yourself. Kaufman also explains how repetition gets us a lot further than perfectionism. We don’t need to be an expert artist for a lot of what we do to create books and printables. It’s the 80/20 of developing skills or knowledge. Rather, we can get reasonably good at most things with 20 hours of practice. In it he explains how the idea that it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert is not what most of us need to hear. Tip: I loved the book The First 20 Hours by Josh Kaufmann. How much and how quickly we progress depends on 1) our innate abilities and 2) how much time and effort we put into practice. Even people with artistic talent-get this-go to art school! I know, shocker right? We all start with what we have and work to get better. While I am assuming most people reading this either create low content books or printables, it can apply to any sort of business where you need original artwork. In this article, I am going to explore ways that non-artistic people can develop their creative side so they can use it in their business. Some people seem like they have natural talent while others would love to be more creative but don’t think they can.
Okay, maybe not fake it, but develop your creative side even if you can’t draw or paint a stick figure?
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