Marshmallow Artist Spotlight [OPEN]

[ Artist #19 ] @Tordorito

Username: Tordorito
Join date: December, 2014
Artbooks: Atrocious Art, Atrocious [2]

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What inspired you to start your art journey?
To be frank, I haven't always wanted to be an artist or indulge myself in such a hobby from the beginning. It wasn't until I befriended some artist friends at a younger age that they inspired me. I would look at the cartoons they drew and would be completely enamoured with how good one can be if they put practice into their work and develop their skills. So, I began drawing with the intention of perhaps one day inspiring others, too!

How long have you been an artist?
I'm not sure about how long I've been qualified an "artist", but I can say that it has been over 6 years that I began properly developing my skills in art and started learning certain things that would help me develop that skill. Time and practice is all it takes to get better at something!

What does posting art on Wattpad mean to you?
Posting on Wattpad means every little bit to me. Hearing it from a friend I discovered that you could make books about anything— and even an art book at that! Because of that, I created my own and quickly began developing friendships with people in such a beautiful community that I didn't even know existed. Sure some strange things happen from time to time, but I love Wattpad and the art community within. Because, thanks to Wattpad and it's supportive users, I've become much more confident within myself and my art.

Any advice for artists starting out on Wattpad?
Just—no matter what it is— go for it. If you want to become better in art but think you're too late, push those thoughts aside! You're never going to get better if you don't actively try to do something about it! So pick up that pencil and just draw. Draw and draw— look up references, inspire yourself by looking at other artists and just dRAW! If you're an artist and want to make a comic but won't until you have a better art style, just work on it!! Your art will improve AS you work on your comic. Trust me since I'm dealing with the same issue at the moment, but find the courage to just do the thing you want. Don't let others get in your way, but most importantly, don't get in your own way.

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