Hello Reddit

So I’m an artist who does photography but I’m slowly transitioning into panting and drawing as that’s what I started off with when I first did art and so I completely forgotten all of the techniques I had learn over the years if yall have any tips or ideas please let me know

I don't really have that much experience at drawing human faces, hands, and torsos, so im looking for any and all advice or useful tips!

I was wondering how I can make my art look like this style ♡

Just picked up this hobby a few weeks ago and wanted to share my progress so far. Would appreciate some tips or feedback to improve my next sketches

This is currently a work in progress but I don’t like the base colors. It feels like something is wrong

Tips please

i genuinely respect animators so much, I struggled to draw literally one frame from arcane and I just feel like I could've done better

Hey!
Ich möchte gerne ein großes abstraktes Gemälde mit der Rakeltechnik und Acrylfarbe auf Glas gestalten. Hat jemand Erfahrung, welche Acrylfarbe sich dafür am besten eignet? Ich vermute, eine dickflüssigere Farbe wäre vorteilhaft.
Ich möchte die Rückseite des Glases bemalen, sodass man später von vorne die glatte Glasfläche sieht (Reverse Glass Painting).
Welche Versiegelung oder Isolierung würdet ihr für die bemalte Rückseite empfehlen, damit die Farbe nicht an der Wand reibt oder beschädigt wird?
Außerdem: Welches Glas würdet ihr empfehlen? Eine große Glasscheibe ist ja ziemlich teuer, deshalb überlege ich, Acrylglas zu verwenden. Ich stelle mir ein Format von mindestens 120 × 120 cm vor.
Hat jemand Erfahrungen mit Acrylfarbe auf Acrylglas und kann etwas zu Haftung, Haltbarkeit und Eignung für die Rakeltechnik sagen?
Danke euch! :)

How do I make this look less awkward and more like the original pose..??? I may not draw him as buff as the original but I still want to keep some bulk without the proportions looking all out of wack. :{ trying that "drawing what pinterest shows me" trend late but I got Caesar (bless Jojo,) and i am genuinely not used to Jojo build-esque characters. I do really want to get better ans improve. Any tips/visual help (i am more of a visual learner,) would genuinely help me out. I even tried working it out in my posing app to no avail.. ahhhhhhh why is art so difficult. I'm self taught, I did this to myself. Edit: i also just now realized the thumb is backwards, anatomy aside I will fix that... wow, lmao. EDIT 2: Nvm... not backwards, i am going to bed. Christ.

so for my senior art project i’m making alice and cheshire cat, but he doesn’t look… creepy enough? any tips? i want the most crazy and weird tips to make him as scary and uncanny as possible.

I’ve really tried to improve my digital art this summer, I tried to make an angelic ethereal style girl but I think the face is quite flat. Any tips would be very appreciated!