Been a while ...
it's been a good minute since I posted some stickartart so I'll post some throw backs ! Ima be posting some new stick art one of these days just practicing some new styles and techniques so bare with me 😁
As a fan of stickman art myself, I've found that revisiting old creations can be a great way to track progress and inspire fresh ideas. Practicing different styles and animation techniques not only enhances your skill set but also keeps your artwork engaging and unique. When I started exploring stickman animations, experimenting with minimalistic designs and dynamic poses helped me communicate stories effectively despite the simplicity of the figures. Using various line weights and motion lines can add depth and energy to your stick figures. Moreover, sharing your work, like the throwbacks you posted, is crucial for feedback and motivation. Despite some humorously harsh comments seen online, including the phrase "stop posting your art, nobody cares," it's important to remember that all artists face criticism; persistence leads to improvement and a supportive community. Keep practicing new techniques and sharing your art regularly. Platforms that use hashtags like #stickman, #stickmananimation, and #myartwork can help your creations reach like-minded artists and enthusiasts who appreciate the craft. Embracing both throwbacks and new experiments creates a balanced and evolving portfolio that's enjoyable to develop and share.
