I have a whole folder on my laptop of the artwork I've made for my AU books or just random stories I've written. This'll probably be short, but that only means there's room for growth in the future. This will be sort of like, a mini Wattpad museum o...
Who knew seeing too much of one's favorite color could get tiring?
Anyways, I got an extra treat this time around. As I was drawing this, I decided "Hey, why not show an old portrait of Bonnie from 2 years ago?" The drawing of Bonnie from 2 years ago is from my FNAF World, Animatronic Earth(basically-) AU. I'm showing it here, because if I began doing art for that AU again, it'd look near-similar to my Freedom AU art, except they're animatronics. Furry, animatronics. So, I thought this would be a good opportunity to showcase how much I've improved, because why not?
2019
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2022
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~Random Facts~
- Loves music, and has a musical ear
- Has a small-surgical scar on his abdomen (upcoming short story teaser) & (that's what the little pink line next to his left suspender strap is, and not a red smudge darnit- :,>)
- He's very handy, and good at general repairs
!TW!
- ('Without Warning' ref) His vest is long in the back to cover up whip scars
- One of the friendliest people you'll meet
His SOUL-
*Magenta/Deep pink tinted for DEDICATION
*Strong and healthy
Soo, have I improved? I think so. I think I've even improved my art style of these characters even since last May, when I made that "photo" of the main 5 with Sophie for Finding Freedom's epilogue.
Moral of the story? If you ever feel like you're art hasn't improved at all, or are feeling discouraged, take a look back at your old art. It can help boost your confidence, and you can probably see in what areas you have improved. Be proud of where you are now, and don't get discouraged at the room for improvement you have. Heck, even art professionals would probably tell you they could still improve their style and technique. Don't get discouraged, be proud of your accomplishments now, and don't give up on what you enjoy!
Not sure who needed to hear that, but there you go. Hope it helped. Have a great day, and thanks for stopping in (∩^o^)⊃━☆**appreciation and love**
(Meanwhile, I've got a Valentine's Day special to work on~)
