Portrait accelerator by Angel Ganev

Imagine Having The Desire To Draw Something Beautiful You grab your stylus and start sketching

…

But after a couple of minutes you realize that the beautiful image that you were looking for is completely different than the one you’re seeing on the screen.

The inspiration slowly drains out of you, you don’t like what you’ve drawn. You feel frustrated so you put

the stylus down.

Your Work Is Never As Good As You Imagine It To Be

You feel lost, you don’t know what to draw, so you leave drawing for “later” and procrastinate with browsing social media.

You start watching random tutorials which all give you different advice and that makes you feel even more overwhelmed.

Everyone seems to be doing better than you.

This leads to a downward spiral, you start doubting yourself and pretty soon you’re questioning

“Is art even for me”?

Comparing Yourself To Others

In the meantime, you see all these other artists on social media creating beautiful artwork and effortlessly progressing with their art.

You feel inspired by them, but at the same time you almost feel secretly jealous. You want to have the same results. You might even try redrawing their art but it ends up nothing like what you imagined.

What it is that they have that you don’t have?

What’s the difference between

someone who procrastinates with their art and

someone who gets consistent art progress…

Is It Talent?

The often false belief is that the major difference

is talent. But working closely with hundreds of artists proves that wrong.

Artists who appear to have no real talent, get to a “wow” level by studying the right things. There’s a missing piece between the regular artist and the one who improves.

That’s why we’re seeing that all artists who’ve improved seem to understand one thing…