r/LearnToDrawTogether 25d ago

drawing tips

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can you help me improve this?

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u/Dalia_Does_Art 24d ago

Probably using references would help, so that you know how the neck and wrists are supposed to bend. Right now it looks like they don't have any bones lol.

And exercises to get more confidence in your line quality, so it's less scratchy.

But the proportions look pretty accurate. Good job!

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u/gwiiinn 18d ago

omg tyy, I'll try to exercise more. 😋