This is NOT the definition that I want to use here. "any of various Chinese martial arts and related disciplines that are practiced especially for self-defense, exercise, and spiritual growth." The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines Kung Fu as: All you have to do is learn those methods, practice them and that's it.ĭrawing is like writing, like playing an instrument, like learning to dance.like Kung Fu. It's a skill with teachable methods that work. The reasons you CAN drawĭrawing is a learnable skill. They've never had it easy, so the work is part of the drawing experience. This is where a person with less talent or no talent has an advantage. Worse of all, some talented people think they're the BEST draftsmen out there, and when they come face to face with draftsmen who are better, they simply quit, rather than work at improving. They think they shouldn't HAVE to work at it. Some talented people when confronted with a need to improve their skills, quit when they realize that it's difficult and requires work. I've seen talented artists become stagnant and never improve because they rely on their talent too much. Talent can often be a fatal drawing flaw. Since drawing comes easy for the talented, they often rely on it like a crutch. <= CLICK TO TWEET The Problem with Talent I'm here to tell you that talent, TRUE natural drawing talent, is only good for one thing:īut a person with less talent or no talent, can usually end up drawing better than someone with natural talent simply by working at it. Well guess what? Here, you learn what you don't know. I'm here to tell you right now, that that's all they are, EXCUSES. I've heard all the excuses in the book on why you can't draw. "Artists are so lucky that they've got the talent to draw."
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