Barnorama All Fun In The Barn
11 months: “My 2016 new year’s resolution was to draw every day. Here’s my progress from January to December.”
15+ years: This childish dragon sketch has really evolved into a fierce beast.
One year: The growth in this mystical elf shows that some magic might really exist.
One year: You can really see how technique builds if you keep at it long enough.
9 years: Practice and perseverance really do make perfect.
2 years: A little bit of shading and color correcting really makes a difference.
7 years: Showing this interesting cartoon step-by-step really portrays how growth doesn’t come in a day.
3 months: Shadows and highlights are everything, and this artist proves it.
6 years: When the finished product comes from your own imagination, you can really take it to any level.
8 years: Children’s dreams don’t always go away. They just evolve.
5 years: Improvement is art in itself.
8 months: When you see results like this, it really is payoff enough.
3 years: This mythological man is brought to life with softer edges.
3 months: It’s hard to believe this is the same dog!
One year: If you practice enough, your cartoonish art can look like a realistic masterpiece too!
2 years: Sometimes growth is practice, sometimes it’s materials, sometimes it’s style, but mostly it’s amazing!
8 years: The improvement of this artist makes their sketches look like photographs!
2 years: Sometimes it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
10 years: 2 self-portraits, at age 13 and 23
12 years: The “Draw This Again” original post shows a creature created for her story, and the results are simply phenomenal.
