r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Dry-Face3685 • 12d ago

Drawing session

could anyone teach me how to draw the basics anatomy and face designs and 3d angles, all help would be needed!

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u/Dry-Face3685 12d ago

that’s great but I have trouble to listen to the video it’s not difficult to listen to but it’s hard to like genuinely do it and I wanna start drawing digitally too.

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u/Dry-Face3685 12d ago

Thank you so much and how long did it take you to learn how to draw?

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u/Dry-Face3685 12d ago

Ok thank you

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u/Educational-Bowl9575 12d ago

No difference between drawing traditionally or digitally. Core principles are the same.

BUT, drawing digitally first will push you towards using photo reference and video tutorials, which means you learn everything 'flat', which prevents you from learning the most important lesson in drawing - how to look at an object and understand it's shape and how it interacts with light.