But she really didn't know how to draw on a computer.
Normally, she preferred drawing her design drafts by hand.
Even though more and more companies now required proficiency in digital art, it was a skill she simply didn't have.
Her editor, Jump-Scare, messaged her, "Then learn, for crying out loud! There are tons of tutorials online. Don't you know anyone who can draw digital comics? Even if you don't, surely you know someone who can use Photoshop, right?"
Phoebe Faulkner fell silent.
'If she really wants to get a foothold in the design industry, learning this skill is a must.'
FishLovesCat: "Okay, I'll give it a try."
With that, Phoebe Faulkner logged off and started searching for tutorials online.
But sometimes, a lack of talent was just that—a lack of talent. She watched the online tutorials for ages and even tried to follow along, but no matter how closely she followed the steps, her results were nothing like the example.
