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This is my first News Article, and why not start out with something that will benefit not only myself, but others as well!  I welcome all types of feedback, though there is no way to go about bettering your art, I am in no way claiming to be a professional, just spreading some tops I think myself and some of you could use as well!  I'm sure most of you have probably done many of these tips already, some might not have!  Overall Enjoy! 10. View Many Tutorials! I can't stress this option enough, I love going onto many art pieces and profiles of deviantart, and going to see if they have tutorials or not.  A well formed tutorial can be SO benef

I was going to call this 'how to become a better artist', but then I realized, there is no such thing as a 'better artist'.  If you are an artist, you are the best artist you can be - your art can always ALWAYS improve, but you are already and always will be the best artist you can be.  Remembering those two facts is the most important thing you can do. But other than that, find someone to be excited about art with!  They don't have to be an artist themselves, they just have to be able to get excited about art.  Having someone who'll always be around to listen to your ideas, even if they don't contribute anything, is HUGELY helpful to keep y

Are you trying to improve? Looking for new ways to improve? Just to IMPROVE? There's one thing that people always repeat(I'm not trying to offend anybody) is that when they watch another artist who's art is very good, they either think, "I won't be able to be that good" and feel like they will never improve. Sad thing, but true. Only a few people think about improving to get to the same level as their favorite artist. BUT! There's always room for improvement! ;D Well, then. I'm not so sure if this is helpful or not and if you will learn something new or not, but, continue on, please. c: 1# Ever heard of 'practice makes perfect'? I kn