Redrawing my old digital art

Redrawing old digital art has been such a rewarding experience for me. Looking back at my first digital piece from 2018, I realized how much I’ve grown both technically and creatively. I started with basic drawing apps and a simple brush set, but over time, experimenting with different digital tools has helped me find new ways to express my ideas. One thing I found incredibly helpful was embracing the mantra, "This is my brush, this is my paint, this is my canvas." Treating digital art materials like traditional ones helped me connect with my work on a deeper level. Using updated apps and better brushes allowed me to add more detail and vibrancy in my redraw. For anyone looking to improve their digital artwork or revisit older pieces, I recommend starting fresh with the mindset that every redraw is an opportunity to learn. Try different apps and tools until you find what feels right. Also, sharing your redraws with communities online can be motivating and provide useful feedback. I’m planning to keep this series going, so expect more parts where I dive into other old art pieces. Whether you create fan art, like Miwa fanart or Tool fan art, or original work, revisiting your past creations can be a fun way to measure growth and creativity.