Pinned by Scott on 2022-02-17 15:38:37 UTC

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  Scott 4 years, 4 months ago

  Lesson #1 (?)
  Never give up
  This may sound like a rickroll and you’re correct-
  But, It seems like most people give up so easily nowadays…

  Using excuses like “Ill never be as good as them”. It aint really a good mindset , and it’ll only ever drag yourself down even more. Making you lose morale. Even if you’ve been making figures for a while or you’re a bit of a veteran noder, it doesnt really mean you are “good” especially if you’re just starting out , it’s going to take time, practice and patience to slowly get better. No one ever truly starts off good, and every single user here, needed time to get where they are now, and it can take you years to get where you want to be, so if you’re truly committing into this “sticknodes” thingy then dont you ever give up because your creation “just isnt good enough”. Many people experience the same thing but kept going anyway, and those are probably the same people you think youll never be as good as.
  p.s its also good just making figures for the fun of it and not just to get better

  Or something…
  i am not qualified for this job

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    Scott · 4 years, 4 months ago
    More soon?

    Probably never lmao

    2022-02-17 15:38:14 UTC 12

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    Tastylemon16 · 4 years, 4 months ago
    What practices to improve would you recommend?

    For example:

    1. Practice making a stickfigures with the proportions right

    2. Practice making creases for clothing

    3. Try and make a good looking eye to fit the style of your Stickfigure.

    2022-02-17 17:55:43 UTC 5

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      Scott · 4 years, 4 months ago
      Replying to: Tastylemon16What practices to improve would you recommend? For example:

      for beginners, id mostly just recommend learning how to save nodes early, its what i tried doing when i started out and it worked for me in the end.

      2022-02-18 00:44:53 UTC 2

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