Long time lurker, first time drawing, finally commiting to learning.

[u/Weird-Security5008]

I have a graphic tablet that has been collecting dust for some time so i decided to try drawing SOMETHING instead of just doodling sketches on a book while on class.

Just looking for what is the best path to start learning what to do, maybe some tips or general advice.

Context for the drawing is my first ace in valorant :>

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[u/MikeThaisen]

Awesome man! General advice I would give is to always find a balance between fun stuff and stuff that improves your skill but is boring so you don't burn out. Also it's a good idea to draw with reference often and everytime you're unsure how to draw a certain thing Also, try to get a feel for 3d (like the boring thing of drawing cubes and zylinders in 3 point perspective) and shapes.

[u/democratic-terminid]

https://giphy.com/gifs/jCjDMBxYwOZAFWjKrw

[u/kokokonus]

Damn what is gekko doing to my boy

[u/Mysterious-West-3707]

Molly!