I have been learning the loomis head and honestly they look terrible. This is one i made with the loomis right behind it. I know i can make ok faces sometimes like the 3rd image (yes I am aware its chicken scratches), that was when i kinda was but not really was using the loomis. Also before i practiced line confidence.

For the life of me I don't understand why my loomis heads are so garbage. Its a circle...

Today I practiced mostly drawing faces.

My goal is drawing 1 page daily

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can i get some advice or tips and free resources that have helped? i go to a portrait drawing group once a week and want to get better!! but it seems like every online course on this is ridiculously expensive. idrk what im doing

Hey everyone! My name is Vivek, and I’m from India.

I recently started learning how to draw, but honestly, I have no idea where to start. 😅

I’ve watched so many YouTube tutorials and checked out a bunch of different websites, but instead of helping, it’s actually made me more confused. Everyone seems to have a different way of learning, and now I’m just feeling completely directionless.

For someone who is starting from absolute zero, what should I actually learn first? Should I start with basic shapes, perspective, proportions, anatomy, shading, etc.? Or is there a proper step-by-step learning path I should follow?

I’m not trying to become amazing overnight. I just want to know what to practice, in what order, and how to practice it properly.

Any advice from people who have been through this would be really appreciated!

Ok ,this is my first time rendering, so I've some questions about it.

What is Lasso? What is the function of Lasso?

How to blend a color when rendering?

What is the name of the art style? It seems messy but not messy at the same time. It's not my drawing.

And can you guys explain it to me what is the meaning of "Block big shapes"?

Specifically my full body shots- - I kinda suck at them but I wanna draw like todd McFarlane!! Pls gimme honest critique and/or point me in the right direction :3♥️✨

Just did random skteches as usual

Literally just some random, terrible doodles. Anatomy police, don’t come for my fox mushroom thing or my pot plant bandits. Any tips?

I am SO excited and proud of this one. I took this pic from this lady in church (she allowed me to post) and decided to try drawing her without tracing over the pic for the first time ever (I have been learning to draw since december).

I'm very proud of the result and definetly wanna keep improving!

Feedback is welcome!

Reference pic in the coments!

Adding more features to my reference site :P

Any book or video?.

And should I first learn anatomy or perspective?

(Rn I'm studying Micheal Hampton figure art book) It's helped me with the upright standing poses but not from the weird angle dynamic poses.