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Message: [QUOTE="Godzilla_1989, post: 196346, member: 426874"] So idk if you're still taking advice but I can help, I just have experience in 2D drawing tho. 1) Drawing requieres a lot of patience, and I mean it, I've seen a lot of people give up because they want to do "complicated" subjects (cool poses, perspectives and all of that) and get discouraged because they can't get it "right", start slowly and when you feel you're ready, move to the next level. I recommend drawing in paper and pencil as well to not lose practice, it can be the cheapest you can find. 2) Krita is really good and is free, even a toaster can run it and has a lot of tutorials and plugins to download. Blender is also good, although is much complex and can be very overwhelming [S](it can say about drawing in general tho).[/S] Or if you want, just pirate popular programs like Clip Studio Paint, Sai, etc lmao [/QUOTE]

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