Even in digital art, you must practice constantly to hone your skills and make it right. Unfortunately, there seems to be a misconception about digital artists who many people assume that they never need to practice to creative good works. Somehow just because we "click" instead of "dab" does not mean the creative process is anything less.
In fact it is the same thought process that goes into what type of lines best achieves the shape we want, and what type of light to strategically demonstrate perspective for both digital and none-digital artists. Essentially, it is the same mental process we'll have to go through in order to "click" the right tool, and use the right filter to achieve the right image.
Take below for instance, I first learned to use Photoshop 7.0 when I turned 18. I immediately fell in love with it, but it still took me a good whole year with loads of practices after class to figure out what exactly I was doing, and exactly what photoshop was doing to me!
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Red - Character Study, 2002 Practice Photoshop Series |
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Graffiti, 2002 Midterm Photoshop Assignment! |
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Makeup - Character Study, 2002 Practiced Photoshop Series |
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