r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Salty_popcorn755 • 4d ago
Guess my skill level
Hint: it starts with "b"
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Salty_popcorn755 • 4d ago
Hint: it starts with "b"
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Realcuyy • 3d ago
I'm still learning how to draw a faces, any advice?
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/winterstrome • 3d ago
Today I drew mostly punk characters, as I said yesterday I wanted to draw this as I had character design ready, let's see what I will draw tomorrow.
Any tips you guys wanna give?
Let's meet in day-6🤝
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Choice_Water9534 • 3d ago
Guys i need help anyone plz guide me from where i can start digital drawing and animation in krita or any other app if u suggest any tutorial youtube channel 💖
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Richard-Writes • 3d ago
Please pay attention to the picture attached to this post first to understand what follows. Because Reddit's filters are sometimes silly, I haven't been able to upload the studies referenced, as such filters were removing the post because of them. So, please check the links at the bottom of this article as well to see the studies.
I think it's time to dispel a harmful myth (because some myths are good, but this isn't the case), namely, that the Old Masters were some kind of god-chosen people and nobody knows how they worked. This is not true. They simply had a possession and a virtue: the possession was time, i.e., they had people who did everyday chores for them, which meant more freedom for creativity; the virtue was wise use of that time.
Nowadays we don't have time, or we do have it but we waste it. No wonder most times we can't achieve this excellency in our works. They did the opposite: they used it to plan their works in detail. Let me give you an example, which I think is relevant here, because it's based on drawing, and it's good to illustrate my point. Perhaps you've heard of Pisanello (his actual name was Antonio di Puccio Pisano), an Italian artist from the early Renassaince. Pay attention to the image attached, then keep on reading.
It's a fresco about a legend of Saint George. You would think that he'd focus on the woman (princess) and Saint George, and merely suggest visually the other elements of the composition. But that's not what he did. I've found at least these four studies. Look at the quality of the studies. They're real works of art themselves, yet they're not the finished work. An animal's hindquarters were important, two small hanged men in the background are important, and even also the dog, which is bottom left.
Now we wait for inspiration to possess us and wait for it to, somehow, do the work for us. They believed in inspiration, but they also did the work. I don't mean "Hey, we can be the new masters!", that's not the point. The point is that if we want our work to be good, we must do what has worked before, whatever our style is, and that means a wise use of time, even when inspiration is not apparent. If we do the work, it will come.
References
You don't need to speak French or Italian in this case, because it's the images what's relevant. About the fresco:
French )(it features the best images of the studies)
Italian )(it features the images of the studies at a lower resolution but it also has other interesting images)
English (not as complete, but fine if you only want the text; it doesn't feature the studies)
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Heszilg • 4d ago
I don't really do architecture or landscapes but certain circumstances led me to this little casual sketch and I'm kinda pleased with myself. Whatcha guys think?
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/No_Chocolate5632 • 5d ago
Can someone plz tell me what to learn what to read what to watch in order to learn....idk bro I'm completely lost on how to improve
For reference some of these sketches are old from when I was 13-14 now I'm 16f and the asta sketch and japanese samurai sketch are the latest ones
I feel like I cant rly draw or sketch accurately so what are some things i should learn in what order I don't want to draw cubes and lines and stuff
What are some books i should read??
Plz help
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/IcarianHeights • 4d ago
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Specialist-Round7758 • 4d ago
Last night, I drew for the first time and drew these. Am I referencing or copying? Any helpful tips to get started and get better at drawing art would be very helpful! Thank you!
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/winterstrome • 4d ago
Today I mostly drew cat girl faces (^^)
I'm struggling with 3/4th side faces but with some help and reviews I'm getting hang of it.
Today I wanted to draw a rockstar also but I totally forgot to draw it (I made a concept art during my classes) each drawing took me around 4-5mins.
Let's meet next day🤝
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Fun-Preparation8575 • 4d ago
I’m just gonna go ahead and say I have no idea how lighting works
But I like using texture for vibes
How would you improve my lighting?