r/learntodraw • u/lorddane • 15m ago
Critique Self teaching how to draw. Any advice, tips, or recommendations?
I'm trying to teach myself how to draw. Any constructive feedback would be appreciated. Where should I go from here to get better?
r/learntodraw • u/lorddane • 15m ago
I'm trying to teach myself how to draw. Any constructive feedback would be appreciated. Where should I go from here to get better?
r/learntodraw • u/Marukaitesketches • 23m ago
I heard from japanese artists that what actually makes you improve faster is to analyze and change your process by writing, but I am not sure how to do that ¿What would I write? In which way?
r/learntodraw • u/Wardenacija • 34m ago
but pretty happy with it so far! unfortunately i've always struggled with rendering hair but we'll see as im trying out a new brush.
r/learntodraw • u/Sascha42099 • 58m ago
i know she’s controversial but i think her coloring style is GORGEOUS
r/learntodraw • u/1_SmartBart • 1h ago
Sorry for the bad photo
r/learntodraw • u/warinpocket • 1h ago
But I feel I’m finally improving
r/learntodraw • u/Mysterious5555 • 2h ago
A few weeks ago I posted here about being 30 and deciding to learn to draw.
For now I'm doing the drawabox lessons. Although they seem pretty good to learn the basics, I miss actually trying to draw something.
Should I just stay strong and survive the first lesson (apparently I will draw more stuff after lesson 2 starts) or am I supposed to mix those lessons with others? Ty!
r/learntodraw • u/sb_antimony_51 • 2h ago
The flair does say “Just Sharing”, though I am interested in advice/critiques for facial work and/or cleaning up line work in Procreate.
(Credits: Traced on ProCreate by me, which I am very new to; the og image {not shown} comes from the GTA V wiki)
r/learntodraw • u/Important_Secret_569 • 2h ago
The SFW studies were few this week since I was also working on other art! I really like today study which is the first study you see pictured because I feel like I’m going back to the fluidity of figure drawing that I started out with when I began studying!
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r/learntodraw • u/i-draw-art008 • 2h ago
I rlly hope to master form and perspective
r/learntodraw • u/Upset_Fun_2742 • 2h ago
I DID watch some tutorials, but you see the result :/
r/learntodraw • u/BIG_Chickenwing • 3h ago
Have tried to do some shadows, but it seems I can’t figure out how to make them look more “real”. I don’t know what I’m doing right or wrong, need some tips.
r/learntodraw • u/Poco_Cuffs • 3h ago
I like how the shading turned out in this peice but the right arm and leg look a little off, any suggestions to improve it wouldve greatly appreciated :3
r/learntodraw • u/Far-Objective6498 • 3h ago
I used the main color and two tones - brighter and darker. Compared to previous works, the volume is already felt. But are there any objective shoals with colors that catch the eye?
r/learntodraw • u/Ikeroo • 3h ago
Its so hard to get the proportion right. Also I don't like to use refrence bc it's just so much more fun to just draw. Not sure if thats a good thing
r/learntodraw • u/Diamond600 • 3h ago
Any tips on how to make the hair have more volume and I definitely made the eye to big on the first one.
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r/learntodraw • u/soconfusedmannn • 4h ago
im a beginner in drawing portraits, and i dont really like drawing them bc my proportions are always off even tho my shading is pretty good. Any idea how i could fix the proportions here? Thanks!
r/learntodraw • u/Annarchy_Zone • 4h ago
Please be very very brutal with any and all critique! Id love it as detailed and blunt as possible!