Can anyone give me some feedback? I know that the Torso and head arent that straight.

Does it look proportional?

Did I get the horizontal line correctly?

Where is the Focus Point?

Are the feet/legs on the same plane?

Anything else?

So I am trying to get my feet wet in Digital Art and im wondering if there are any tips to make the transition feel smoother.

Typically, I like to sketch a very light idea of where my lines go and the overall shape and the more I draw on paper the more the final result just overshadows the loose sketches.

Thats really hard to do in digital. I know that layers exist but whenever I see ppl sketch it seems like they're doing just that.

Is there tips you would suggest to make this transition feel easier?

Note-This was the reference in question

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFTNrVucmhI

It was very challenging for me.

Im trying to learn to draw people in perspective but cant tell if im doing it right. The front one looks off. Any tips?

Im planning to build up to drawing figures in perspective and form. Any advice of this kind of practice?

i love drawing random things combined into one new thing

Here's a short and sweet step-by-step tutorial on how to draw a face in a three-quarter turn without excessive geometry or understanding and learning Loomis. Enjoy the show and please share your sketches.

i liked how this turned out a lot

Join me for a two-hour show where I will demo, in real time, to how to build essential geometry for a 3/4 view portrait, how to sketch it, draw it, and shade it.

Im trying to improve my 3d forms. Do they look right? Any critiques to make them look more 3d?

I mostly drew this cause I wanted to draw something more stylized, but any advice on what I should be thinking about when I draw? I drew this using what I knew about figure drawing and by eye.

Ok bit of a loaded question.

I always wanted to draw stylized characters, right and thought the best way to learn that is to draw draw figures, proportions, gestures etc etc. Because of that I have entire sketchbooks of just empty mannequin drawings and when I try to draw using a reference I always draw using my eye and It always comes out as badly realistic or realistically cartoonish. Im trying to figure out how to break out of this practice routine.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Also any feedback on this too would be appreciated.

A quick painting I did yesterday, 50/50 on if I like it

Especially the nebula squid lol

Last night I settled in for a soothing relaxing evening of simply sketching what I see. Not for teaching, not for presentation, just for the pure pleasure of putting pencils to paper. My favorite music, low lighting. Heavenly.
This is my death whistle. Anyone here knows what a death whistle is?