Oh it's so cool!

I'm glad you like it!

Can I ask you a personal question?

If it's too personal I may not reply to it, but sure!

What tips do you have to someone who getting into making art?

Oh! Well, My first and biggest tip is practise practise practise. Draw as much as you can, everywhere. Draw anything. I know it seems like slow progress but like... if you don't practise you don't get better. Second, I highly suggest learning from life. Study how things look and how they work. I wouldn't say get an anatomy book, though those DO help. Go to life drawing, draw people in cafes, draw classmates, parents, siblings, whoever. Draw them in weird positions and try and understand how things work.

Now... here's a big tip: Don't buy the really expensive things straight away. You don't need the fanciest markers or colour pencils, because they take time to learn how to use and are expensive. Great art can be made using printer paper and a regular HB pencil. If you feel like you want to get the expensive things, go ahead, but they don't magically make your art better, practise does!

What kind of Wacom do you use?

I own a cintiq! Simply because I work on it for 5-10 hours ever day and I need a large surface to draw on unless I want to suffer from chronic RSI

So practice, practice, study, practice and start small?

Mhm! My advice is get a new sketchbook and fill it up!

Okay, thank you, Moonlore.

No problem! If you have any more art questions in the future don't be afraid to note me!

You and some other artist by the name of Nox inspired me. And I already did a piece. I'd like your advice if it's good or not.

Sure! You can send me a link and I'll let you know what I think of it and what the next step to improvement is!

Do you have a skype or telegram?

I don't feel comfortable giving out my skype but you can email me at : moonlore (at) hotmail.com

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