ok, ill try to get through this without sounding like some egotistical putz. this is merely a description (mainly based on myself) and a question. ever catch yourself drawing and theres a loss of thought, a loss of the external world? an example would be you drawing etc and someone is trying to talk to you, but you dont even notice till after a sec or two your brain finally catches up and it registers? if so pleas please please read on. ive noticed or at least only become aware of in th...

After a long wait, and stretched launch, 2draw.net v2.0 is finally here! The good news is you won't be disappointed. Hundreds of hours of work have gone into building this completely new site, and many more hours spent converting all the old data to the new system. As I am currently exhausted getting the site up for launch, I won't go into detail on the new features of the site, but feel free to look around, ask other people, and figure out what's new. I should remark that sever...

I don't personally know what makes what I make different from what anyone else makes in art. In most cases I don't see what makes what anyone else makes unique either. Anyone with enough skill at reproduction could copy anything I make just by looking at it, and my own level of skill isn't really as high as I used to think, and there's people years younger than me just as skilled. Does anyone know what makes someone's art unique among the millions of other artists making billions of other artwor...

i went through my gallery and noticed how much i've evolved in my art. all these pictures that i thought were my best work before, now seem so...lame, for lack of a better term. and the weirdest thing is that you never notice it until you make comparisons. i have kept all my old art since i was twelve just for that purpose. everytime i fell utterly terrrible as an artist, i pull out my old stuff and do before and afters. surprisingly, it makes me feel better. but now i feel as though i hit a wal...