Lately I have been listening to more and more to them wubs. It is really weird to me because for all that I can remember I have been in denial against electro music. This is something I am asking myself from time to time. What is happening to me? Wubs have even begun to be a part of how I play guitar..! somehow...
Another thing. My art blocks seem to come whenever I actually have something planned to draw. As soon as I just doodle it turns out fine. That is good in one way or another. But it is a very bad sign if I ever want to do requests or commissions, which I have been wanting to open some slots for for quite a while now.
Anywho, enough rambling! Have a scratch!
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I had that dilemma too. Because of this freaking wierd fandom that I'm into I started listening to electronic music and... actually like it. Before that, I was maybe even a hater of that style.
Finally, I have a question: how to wub on a guitar? D:
How to wub on a guitar? Look on a nice thing called Digitech Whammy. If used properly with a nice distortion (just enough, not overkill amount) it can give some nice wubs. :3
And another question: How long have you been drawing? Like, generally, not only ponies.
I have been drawing for about two years, two and a half maybe. Before that it was just poor stick figures, and they were really bad.
Heh, just like me. I started drawing in a "serious business mode" when all this pony thing showed up. And I'm slowly recovering from an art-block that lasted, like, half a year .-.
How in the buck is this a question??? WUB TIME!!!
Nice job!