Bro this makes me laugh now. It’s unfinished tho. How should I improve it?
Are we talking about Photoshop skill, or drawing skill?
By 100% beginner, you are referring to 100% proficient Photoshop user, or 100% brand new?
I meant Photoshop skills - how to improve my illustrations on Photoshop.
My skills are are still quite basic and I’ll need to use Photoshop a lot in my course. I’d like to learn how to use it the proper way for illustrations, rather than relying on the self-taught approach I used with the image I shared.
If you want to improve your Photoshop skills, watch some tutorials on YouTube and begin to practice those skills in your own images, or take some images and modify them using Photoshop different tools. One very important thing about Photoshop is how to use and work with layers that is a very important key of Photoshop.
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Ditch Photoshop.
Grab yourself a sketchbook and some pencils.
Get yourself a copy of the book titled:
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards.
https://www.amazon.com/Drawing-Right-Side-Brain-Definitive/dp/1585429201
Do ALL of the exercises, in order, no matter how stupid you think they are. You will see improvement in your ‘seeing’ skills and could up your game. Takes practice. Once you have basics of ‘seeing’ then translate into Photoshop.
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Quite right. Photoshop, like everything else, is nothing more than a tool. A hammer, a screwdriver.
If you don’t know what you want, Photoshop is not going to help you.
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Thanks, I can do all these things.
I would say what Print Driver said make senses improve your drawing skills before using photoshop, that what he said is really helpful.