Art improvement before and after

Description A rather unconventional technique for handgun (and debatably, long gun) shooting. You may have seen Sam Fisher use it in the recent Splinter Cell games.

You've probably heard the saying "Practice makes perfect" at least a couple of times during your life. And there's nothing cryptic about this phrase - it merely means that you'll get better with repetition. Nowhere is this more obvious than in drawing and illustration, where an understanding of proportions and proper painting technique can turn rough doodles into a detailed face.

Emmy Kalia, a pencil artist from Holland, has some mad drawing skills - her artworks look no less than photographs! Using color pencils, Kalia achieves such a level of detail that you will have to watch her in action to believe that these are actually drawings. The craziest thing? She's been drawing only since August 2014!

Doubt that mewing actually works? Check out these 100+ before and after photos of men and women of different ages so you can see the results for yourself

These Amazing Before-And-After Drawings Show The Real Value Of Practice

Hey pandas, I have been always struggling with drawing. Even after practicing it for a while, my drawings still suck. Recently, I watched a professional artist create illustrations and I was completely shocked at how easy and fast she was drawing. Now I feel hopeless.So my question is - is it a talent you are born with or can you learn it with lots of practice? Post your before and after pics of your progress.

Cardio, strength training, and a pescatarian plant-based diet were all key to her success, but it didn't happen overnight. Over several years, she figured out what works for her.