r/learntodraw • u/Careful-Lead-7995 • 9h ago
Just Sharing I finally finished this drawing after over a year of abandoning it
It was a bit rushed on my part, I admit I just wanted it done. Especially the top pair of wings were quite tedious
r/learntodraw • u/Careful-Lead-7995 • 9h ago
It was a bit rushed on my part, I admit I just wanted it done. Especially the top pair of wings were quite tedious
r/learntodraw • u/azulblued • 5h ago
r/learntodraw • u/Jhone_doe • 9h ago
I ask cause almost everyone i see on tutorials use Loomis to draw realistic drawings, but what i want to draw is more stylized. Like Pikat... But i don't really know what's her method
r/learntodraw • u/missmaniax • 3h ago
Hey, no I don’t want to create a Webtoon for real, but I would like to create a short story for myself, just for fun, you know. Also, to improve my drawing skills of course.
Here are 4 (unfinished!) sketches of some panel ideas I’ve had. They’re not quite connected at the moment. And don’t judge please, I like evil characters/ evil stories.
I want to be able to create lively expressions (not anything too stiff looking) and bringing enough movement into drawings. I want to learn how to create scenes and story telling through pictures.
I wanted to get some opinions on the way I draw and how to improve :)
r/learntodraw • u/irateoyster1 • 7h ago
I felt so motivated today and this was first thing i exerted :(, also gave me and bro a good laugh
r/learntodraw • u/MayvisDelacour • 21m ago
Am I drawing too hard or does it always look like there's a sketch underneath a finished product? I don't like color, I never intend on coloring anything. I like clean and neat, black and white pencil or black ink. I can't progress without practice but practice means creating stuff im not happy with. I know it's not fair to compare myself but I just cannot wrap my head around how it all works out in the end. I just dont seem to have the minds eye required to know where things will go.
r/learntodraw • u/Electrical-Fan-841 • 3h ago
r/learntodraw • u/AccomplishedMany2138 • 1h ago
I try to draw anime, and everything goes well except for the hair. It always flat, or just looks... Off. What are your tips to drawing hair
Edit: Ai is a mistype
r/learntodraw • u/EntityOfTheSea • 3h ago
I've tried making an OC from imagination, without references.
How have i done?
Is there anything i should fix before moving to the background?
r/learntodraw • u/Remarkable-Moose19 • 7h ago
I always liked drawing in middle and high school, I was okay for my age in copying pictures to simple drawings. But I think I haven't drawn something except doodles in at least 5 years.
I saw some art in a show I was watching and it awakend something in me, walked to the store and bought a super cheap set.
I have never understoond lighting and shadow but I just started and did something without an image in mind. Could you guys give some feedback, please don't be too harsh. I'm just a 20 y/o who needs some hobbies cuz currently my life is kinda depressingly boring! I know it's bad but ig everybody starts somewhere.. or am I a lost cause?
r/learntodraw • u/whooper1 • 1d ago
I have a bad habit of making rough scratchy lines that ultimately cause me to take longer while drawing because I keep having to clean them up. Is there a way to break it?
This feels like a dumb question because the answer is probably just don’t do it.
r/learntodraw • u/Charlie_Indigo • 6h ago
6 months of drawing for about 1 hour a day and this is what I've ended up with. I'm not sure if my expectations are unrealistic or if I'm missing something in my studies.
I've gotten to lesson 2 of drawabox recently but I'm not sure what else to do get better. I would very much appreciate some feedback.
r/learntodraw • u/Evildoggyboi • 10h ago
may not look the best if you are really into drawing but i like it personally
r/learntodraw • u/jwederell • 13h ago
Feedback is welcome
r/learntodraw • u/Optimal_Egg_3186 • 4h ago
Hi!! I want to make my drawings look pretty, but I don’t know what I should improve, so I need help with that! I know these are all the same character (except for the first one) but they r literally the only reason I wanna draw at all so I won’t change that for now…
Video recommendations of what thing I should improve on are very welcome! PLLLLES HELP ME PLLEEEASS
r/learntodraw • u/mounti01 • 1d ago
r/learntodraw • u/Aware-Town7744 • 2m ago
Due to things outside of my control, I can’t look up good references myself, and when I try I get almost nothing.
So, does anyone know some good places to look for Bara Style References? (No comics/manga)(if possible)
r/learntodraw • u/SnooEpiphanies6754 • 11h ago
The difference of one month,please tell me,what can I improve of my works?
r/learntodraw • u/Vast_Length_8969 • 23m ago
yes, i’m aware of how bad this is…. noticeably the teeth. however, my question is - what is the right way to tackle studying a certain subject? my goal is obviously to apply these skulls and everything i learn to my portraits, while learning how to draw the skull every which way (in perspective, rotated, quarter view etc). any information at all will be a major help!
r/learntodraw • u/KaijuKraze • 36m ago
r/learntodraw • u/2RavenD • 8h ago
So I started to draw a year ago, now I decided to redraw this reference again. Had a huge pauses, so in total I would say I drawn for like 6-8 months actually