When did you first start drawing?

I've been doing art for as long as I can remember, no doubt picking it up from my dad's hobby of painting miniature figurines. I remember being much more interested in collages than drawing, but that's completely changed haha

 

i started drawing when I was either 2 or 3

 

I started drawing when I was 5 and at the age of 7 I became bored with just pure drawings. So I started making my own characters and own storylines. And from there I continue to practice making illustrations.

 

I can't remember the year but I know I started drawing in primary school. One of the proudest pieces of art I had ever submitted was that of a silver cobra.

 

About two years ago I started drawing seriously.
I've always admired art since I was young (like everybody else) but I didn't like drawing in front of other people.
Uhh, it's something that still remains with me today, even though I do art streams now.

 

I started drawing ever since I remenber but I can say drawing began being an important hobbie to me when I was 12 years old, and as much typical as it sounds, it was Anime that encouraged and inspired me xD I just loved the colourful designs.
And recently I've been to a few 'serious classes' but nowadays I just draw what I feel like, when I have free time (or in class haha). ^^

 

I started drawing when I was really little, I drew mostly Pokémon (Treecko, Squirtle, and Manaphy to be exact) So much that I perfected drawing them.
I can now draw all three from memory and that pretty much sparked my whole love of drawing and I haven't stopped drawing since

 

I first started drawing when I was like 5 - ish, before that it was just scribbles and doodling. But let me get back on topic, I first started drawing because of a drawing I saw of a drawing of a dragon, and In my head I was like "That thing looks like amazing, want to do that", and I started drawing dragons, gradually I moved onto Pokémon, then to digital minecraft art.

 

I developed my affinity for "the fine arts" when my grandpa and I were making comics when I was 4 years old. Of course, he would write the words down and I would draw a horrendously deformed Godzilla with both of her eyes on only one side of her head. xD

 

@[member="Ravenide"] So... you were a little Picasso? Look where it got him, remembered and revered for almost 100 years now.

I started drawing maybe in kindergarten or so, and stopped at the end of 5th grade, after which my music classes filled my fine arts requirements and thusly I lost my motivation for making visual art. In my senior year of high school, I signed up for Freshman Art (I had fine arts credits done with music, so this was just to fill up my schedule), and I was so bad at trying to make anything resembling traditional art that I had to drop the class. I think I transferred to some foreign language class that I can't speak one sentence of today. Still, I was bad (or perhaps just not traditionally inclined) enough that I had to drop out of a freshman art class when I was already a legal adult.

After many years of not making visual art, I've started doing some pretty deep notebook doodles in college. I've never been overly captivated by my own work, so it's not like I can think of anything to remember so I can dig up to scan and post, but most of what I draw tends to be some kind of a cross between abstract art, Escher-esque illusions, and futurist architecture.

I get very Straw-Dog with what I draw. As soon as I move to the next set of notes, I hardly look back at what's on the previous page. It's just as well.

 

I've been drawing since I was in the first grade. My drawings back then were mainly doodles and fakemon that I made in my spare time. I continued for roughly 4 years and began to lose interest in art as a whole. I was never really satisfied with whatever I drew, and it drove me crazy.

I got back into art when I started poking around the internet. The big kicker though was when I first got into spriting. I loved it from the second I drew my first pixel. I think the reason that it appealed to me so much was because it allowed me to bring my crappy fakemon drawings to life in a way that actually looked like something GameFreak would publish.

As to this day, my artwork is really just something I do when I get a good idea and just can't ignore it, or when I need a new sig or avatar. I've recently been doing spriting by way of my minecraft texture pack, but it's very slow going. Art isn't as important to me as it used to be, but I still do some ocasionally.

 

I started to draw really when I was 12-13 and digital one year after. I always progress with help of my friend and myself
I never take lesson for it so at first, I spent many time to see tutorial on internet.
Now I most freelance and do the thing how I feel, it's rare if I don't draw something in a day, even just a doodle.
Pokémon was not my "type" of drawing at first, it's come after, when I was 15, before I really have a problem with Pokémon special anatomy xD.

 

I began in grade 5-6, and continued to grade 10, I stopped because I was being bullied for it since I drew anime.
I doodled some on my notes in college, but nothing serious.

I'm trying to draw again though, but I'm fairly bad lol

 

I started drawing from as early as I can remember, and even before that too. I remember asking my parents this countless times, and they said "I was born with a crayon drawing."

I guess they don't remember either.

I remember first scribbling on walls, and when my parents got tired of cleaning them each week, I discovered paper. I also discovered coloring books, and, funny enough, I tried copying the drawings rather than coloring them in like a normal person.

And that's how it all started. Besides my 8th-9th grade art block crash, I've been drawing ever since.

 

I've been drawing ever since I can remember, probably ever since I got my hands on a pencil. My mom said I scribbled on the walls. Then I entered kindergarten. Every Saturday we would come to school bringing drawing books, and we would draw at school. I continued drawing ever since.

 

I can remember making short Tom and Jerry comics when I was 5 to 6, naturally with the worst drawings and storylines. One in particular I can remember are er worm mutants escaping from a dropped tin can and er yeah, stuff like that. The characters basically had jackets, ties and pants in every comic and were friendly to each other for some reason cuz I was marvelous with design back then(ahem) and never liked how they couldn't just settle down and negotiate.

Til this day, I still can't dish out clothe designs easily cuz my fashion styles are limited and rather shitty. I began trying to develop my first fangame back then in 2012 with horrible designs, then the second one in 2014.. still trying to improve and get better now, especially with body proportions huehue.