Any tips for art ? Please I really need some interesting tips most interesting one will get a brainliest!

Hello! Charchar here!

Don't overwork pieces. ..

Don't be too hard on yourself and measure your work by artists you admire.

PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE

Don't compare your work because it will make you feel upset with your work.

Experiment with different types of art styles.

Draw for yourself. Not for others.

Have fun!

And most of all. never give up! No matter how hard it seems, never give up!

Good luck!

Explanation:

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1. Go draw something. Repeat.

Practice leads to improvement. You won’t get any better unless you engage in the attempt. The more you draw the more confident you’ll become.

2. Look at drawings.

Whether simple line drawings or meticulously detailed renderings, you can learn a lot from looking at the work of others. How did they use line and shape? How did they shade?

3. Draw from drawings.

This may sound peculiar, but what can you learn by copying a Da Vinci or Michaelangelo sketch? Tons. Learn from the masters by copying them. Really. They won’t mind.

4. Draw from photographs.

For most people, it’s easier to reproduce an image that’s already two-dimensional than reproduce an actual object, person or environment. When you’re working from photos, look at edges, shapes and angles. Don’t trace. Draw.

5. Draw from life.

If you’re just starting out, pick simple objects and work your way up to complex ones. Go ahead and try your and at drawing people and your pets. Draw your furniture and your living spaces. Do you enjoy coffee? Draw your coffee cup. Here’s a challenge: draw your hand. Hands and feet are the most complex parts of your anatomy and are readily available subject matter. If you can master these, you’ll pretty much be able to draw anything.

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