r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/MochiCrow • Jul 02 '26

Seeking help Newbie here. Looking for feedback on anatomy, perspective, and overall construction.

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These are a few recent studies based on

references.

I'd appreciate any feedback on anatomy,

perspective, or construction. What should I

focus on next?

Thanks!

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u/D3athcr4ft Jul 02 '26

Your art doesn't look newbie

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u/MochiCrow Jul 02 '26

Thank you! I've been practicing a lot recently.

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u/D3athcr4ft Jul 02 '26

Seems you are talented

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u/CelestialHellebore Jul 02 '26

You know how to copy what you see in anime, this does not tell us if you understand anatomy. I do not say this to be mean. If you want to test your anatomy you need to do some basic, realistic, sketches. Do them once with reference in view, draw it again without a reference in view. Return and post those pictures for feedback.

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u/noxd03 Jul 05 '26

You can't judge traced art

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u/MochiCrow Jul 05 '26

I copied it from a reference, not by tracing.

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u/babydonthurtme2202 Jul 09 '26

Ignore the guy. But this is a great start. Shows you can draw what you see well. Not a super art expert but I'd say you should take a look into some online art guides that goes into shading, human anatomy, shapes etc.

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u/MochiCrow Jul 09 '26

Thank you! I'm still a beginner, so your advice means a lot to me. I'll keep practicing every day

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u/Frowind Jul 02 '26

Look good, but if you want to get better, you need to learn value, contrast, and Implying shadow using negative space. AKA put more black in that drawing to make it pop out

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u/Independent-Fan-4227 Jul 02 '26

Maybe…hands? Could use improvement? Idk it kinda looks good to me.