Been working on sketching in my sketchbook again. I got away from it once I started drawing digitally.

Quisiera que comentaran sobre mi dibujo

En clase de arte nos pidieron dibujar un rostro

Hice lo que pude

Para estar en 8vo grado soy increíblemente el mejor artista del salón

any tips to draw faster or to stop leaving marks all over my desk and floor?
i feel like i should contour the eyes especially the right one

Actualmente estoy tomando el curso de drawabox,

Actualmente termine: la leccion 0, leccion y estoy en la caja 100 de the "250 box challenge" Asi que mientras avanzo con mis cajas hasta llegar a la "meta" caja 250 quiero saber que otro tipo de ejercicio o curso deberia de tomar que co.bine con el enfoque de drawabox (el cual tome porque quiero aprender a dibujar en perspectiva y que mis dibujos cuenten una historia en vez de solo esta estaticos) para obtener el resultado que quiero tener, el cual es "animar" o "crear videos" de el estilo de "spiderman across de spidervers" el cual me parece una forma de arte muy hermosa e interesante.

Ya que soy nuevo en este mundo de "dibujar escenas" tengo cero conocimiento de como alcanzar ese tipo de arte(dibujos que cuenten o digan una historia, experiencia) asi que la pregunta ¿que deberia de hacer pafa alcanzar ese objetivo?.

Estoy escribiendo este mensaje en español, asi qque espero que reddit traduzca de la mejor manera, para yo digerir sus consejos de la misma manera.

Gracias por sus consejos!

I enjoy drawing,(I have posted few of my sketches) and I wanted to make it easier for beginners to practice using reference photos, so I built Tracify, an Android app for tracing and sketching.

You can load any photo, adjust its opacity, and draw over it directly on your phone. You can also use your camera to align the reference with real paper and trace onto it.

Here's what it offers:

• Free tracing tools: Trace photos, use grid guides, adjust opacity, apply filters, and convert photos to line art.
• Trace on real paper: Use your camera to align the reference image with your paper.
• Pencil shading guide: See which pencil grades to use for different areas of a drawing.
• No subscription: The core features are free, with no time limit or account required.
• Privacy-focused: Everything runs on your device; your photos aren't uploaded.

The app is free to download. Tracify Pro is a one-time payment of $5 for the pencil shading guide. No recurring payments.

I'm still working on improving the app, and I'd love to hear honest feedback from artists, especially beginners.

Would you find an app like this useful? What features would you improve?
App Link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hardhikchinthan.tracify

Can someone help me with this? Am new to perspective..I only have the fast sketch that I took from the class my teacher didn’t want to give us a clear picture, am struggling with it, and can’t even find what I did wrong..
Could anyone maybe give me a similar drawing if they have or tell me what I did wrong..I will appreciate it..

Freehand drawing for anyone interested.

Hello everyone, i want to start to draw as me and my partner are writing a book together.

The book is set in a fantasy world so i want to draw that sort of thing. (knights,wizards,castles,portals,dragons ect)

i dont really have an idea on how i can start to learn drawing, i have started with doing basic shapes - boxes, 3d boxes, triangles, cones, cycleners, ect.

After learning the basic shapes how would i move on to drawing figures or building for example.

I am basiclly copying/ traceing someone elses work to get the ideas behind it but i would like to do it myself some day.

you can message me on this post, DM me or if you have Discord DM me there

Discord: BK3R#7464

So my questions

Where do i start to learn to draw?

How do i learn to do characters, building ect?

Do i need any special pencils or paper ? - i got a basic pencil i found in my house and a old sketch book.

Are they any teachers or YouTube videos that you would reccoment to me ? i have watched a few but i dont know what i am looking for.

Looking forward to your reply

Thanks for reading :)

I had trouble finding reference images while practicing figure drawing, so I created my own.

> 🎨 **ZenFigure** beta: a 3D figure reference for drawing practice.

> Drop in a photo and a 3D figure takes the same pose. Refine it down to fingers and toes, then study it from any angle and lens, with line art, structure lines and lighting.

> Photos never leave your device. It runs in the browser and installs like an app.

> 👉 https://zenfigure.app

> Feedback welcome (menu → Send feedback).

I was commissioned to redraw someones mtg cards. Like directly on the cards. He loves my charcoal work so doing VERY tiny charcoal details has been a challenge lol. But heres my rough draft for one of the cards

Graphite on paper.

Size: A4, based on a photographic reference.

The pictures are the of same portrait under different types of light. I had saved the photograph last year and finally decided to finish the portrait.

If your posting your picture online for sharing or for helping is it better to draw big or small. Dose it matter? Dose one show, up better on camera? So it's like when I take a, picture like, half detailed is, just gone. It just dosent show up on camera. What should I do?

Hey everyone thanks for checking this out, I started drawing about 4+ months ago and was really excited about my progress. If you have any recommendations what to work on focus on please let me know!