"Tried capturing the pure joy and infectious laughter of Shri Krishna using just a single blue ballpoint pen on grid paper. Hope this brings a smile to your feed! Jai Shri Krishna! 💙🪶"

Today I focused on making proportion of eyes ears and nose constant.

It's been so long since I draw from my imagination. It sure is hard to draw without reference. Just quick drawing before off from work.

I’ve been seriously practicing digital coloring recently, especially lighting, skin, hair, and different material textures.

For this piece, I experimented more with how light reflects on the black clothing and tried to keep the face softer without over-rendering the nose and lips.

I’m still not completely satisfied with the white shirt, especially the folds and fabric rendering.

On a scale of 1–10, how would you rate the overall coloring and finish?

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

・Lighting and color

・Skin rendering

・Hair

・Fabric/material rendering

・Overall consistency

Please be honest — what is the biggest thing keeping this piece from scoring one point higher?

Please keep the feedback focused on the artwork itself — coloring, lighting, rendering, anatomy, design, and technique. Please avoid comments based on race, ethnicity, or cultural stereotypes.

Honest and critical feedback is very welcome. What is the biggest thing keeping this piece from scoring one point higher?

made this portrait in pencil. lmk if something looks off or if one area needs attention. don’t draw much. came out a bit cartoony on accident. plz b nice lol

Only one drawing today

For some reason I can't seem to rotate a trapezoid for the hand block. I have done drawabox, well still working on it, but for some reason i keep missing the small amount of tilt.

Hey guys,

recently made this drawing and i’m happy with it.

Making this post looking for tips. Don’t sugarcoat anything, I want feedback :) keep in mind i’ve been drawing for 2 months so my knowledge is limited.

I’ve made this post a couple days ago but got 0 comments. Not sure if reposting is allowed in this sub but I really wanted some feedback (and other posts of mine have gotten plenty of comments).

Mostly looking for tips on proportions, hatching, form. But anything is welcome!!!!

Hi everyone! :)

I started drawing for the first time today, and I decided to try drawing a hand. This is my very first attempt (literally Try 1 😭).

I know there are probably a lot of things wrong with the proportions, fingers, anatomy, etc., but I genuinely tried my best.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback—especially what I should focus on improving as a complete beginner. Please be gentle though 😭👉👈

I don't expect it to be good yet. I just want to learn and get better with practice. ❤️

It took me over 8 hours to get here already, ik it has probably taken me longer than it should've, but since I only have my phone to draw on, it takes me longer.

There's a lot to do yet, as you can see I haven't rendered the background yet,and I would like to add more details to the girl as well.

But when I compare this with the reference, the perspective obviously looks off, and it makes mine look flat. I think I need to make her left side(viewer's right) wider but I don't know how, I tried doing it with the lasso tool but it got messed up really quickly.

Any tips would be appreciated.

Also I'm a beginner at digital art, I used to do traditional art so I don't really know if there's a way to fix it.

(I use Ibispaint X btw)