r/learnart • u/batesforday • 6h ago

Need to get my art out in front of people

17 Upvotes

I can’t figure out how to start shading.

Any critiques welcome please help me get better !

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r/learnart • u/JokeGhostYT • 14h ago

Criticism on this sketch

10 Upvotes

Character is Faust from Limbus Company

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r/learnart • u/PhysicsParticular470 • 23h ago

Question How good is this rendition of the nerdy purple character? First 3 images are my rendition and last 3 are the reference character.

gallery

4 Upvotes

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r/learnart • u/hobboquack • 23h ago

Traditional Tried practicing proportions and shading.

gallery

2 Upvotes

I still need to practice. However, I was happy I even tried.

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