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Most of the time I spent drawing at home with crayons and markers. I thought nothing could be better. When I went to go see my relatives I would watch them draw animals like birds. I often asked "how do you do that?" The answer always was "practice." And so that's what I did as I continued to draw. It was not until a few years later I picked up human anatomy which put me on the right track to what I'm drawing now. I figured out how to draw feet, hands, shoulders, elbows, and knees. They started making my drawings more accurate towards the human body. Throughout this time I never used a computer or phone to look up drawings. That was until I got my first iPod.
