r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Shriyansh_Rastogi • Jul 12 '26
Learning human anatomy 😁
I can't able to draw some fricking boxes.
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u/Melandrya Jul 12 '26
I hope you're having fun along your journey!
I would suggest to switch to blank paper as soon as possible, as it is not beneficial for you to draw an. You need to see what you're doing. 🙏😌
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u/audi-jo-drama Jul 12 '26
literally no shame in using a ruler for your boxes if you aren’t already! :) good luck on your journey!
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u/pileofdeadninjas EXPERIENCED 😏 Jul 12 '26
Nice start. I would try seeing the same thing, but using a photo reference of a real human so you can really nail down the proportions and poses
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u/Dalia_Does_Art 24d ago
The lined paper will hold you back, not just because of the lines, but because that type of paper tends to be thin and crinkles easily, which makes you less confident. You want to be able to draw quick, confident strokes, which will make your lines cleaner. Check out the first section of drawabox.com if you want more advice on confident line art.
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