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2011 (year I started drawing)​​​​​You can see the hallmarks of a beginner here: giant eyes, obvious facial lines, stiff hair, etc.​​​This was a study I did of the artist Ed org's painting. It helped me to learn a lot about measuring and about using shading to create form.​2012:​​I still had the "big eye" problem, but I'd started to learn about creating form with shading and making hair less stiff.​2013:​​Up to this point, I'd almost exclusively drawn humans, so you can see that translating what I knew to animals didn't come easily for me. Then I began to understand that form, shape & depth are all the same, no matter what you're drawing. That led me to my next piece:​​In fairness, it's easier to create shape and depth with color than it is with graphite; the color distracts the eye, but this was definitely a step up in growth.​2014:​​​I still like this piece because it represented a turning of a corner for me, but I can still see glaring mistakes, like edges that are much too sharp, particularly on the cougar - it drives me nuts!​​​This was the first piece that I was really proud of. It represented a style I was really happy with and I felt like I'd successfully executed it.2015:This was just a study piece for me. I've always had a lot of difficulty with birds, so every once in a while I force myself to practice them. I kind of like this one, though. I think it could use some work, but it's a definite step up from past attempts.This piece was from January, 2015. It's one that I'm mostly happy with, although I do need to work on my environments.​​​​I'm proud that this piece was chosen for a how-to in Color Magazine, and it was chosen to be on the cover for April, 2016.​2016:This year I've switched from graphite to pastel pencils, so I'm a beginner again, but I'm having a great time learning the medium. I'll return to graphite for a bit soon, I'm sure, but for now I'm really enjoying my new medium.Pastel pencil pieces:NOV., 2015​​DEC., 2015​​​JULY, 2015​SEPT., 2015OCT., 2016:​JANUARY, 2017:JUNE, 2017:NOVEMBER, 2017:AND:Also, here are some fun comparisons I found on my computer that I'd made a while back:​​​​​​This was fun looking back on the oldies and I'm inspired to add more to my portfolio as I get better at pastel pencil this year.UPDATE: I'm overwhelmed by the wonderful response to my artwork here. A big thank you to all of the kind people who have up voted my answer and left such amazing comments. I read each and every one and they've brought me such great joy. Thank you again, everyone, for the great support for my artwork!My YouTube channel: Amberwing ArtMy Patreon channel: http://www.patreon.com/amberwingart

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