/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6818151
if you want more fun, draw what is fun to draw. if you want to improve, do practice. find a balance between the two that suits you
i and many others have repeatedly advised you not to focus on the outlines but instead to draw through the forms and create 3d volumes - yet for some reason you insist on drawing the outlines...
dont practice many things at once. at your level you should be staying away from clothed figures
dont pick difficult references, pick body builders, or even better voluptuous women in big close up shots of poses that are the opposite of "subtle" on one hand, and on the other hand dont have weird contortions / foreshortening / difficult-to-pinpoint center of gravity
stop drawing those pretend cross-contour lines around the limbs. if you do not understand the form, drawing those will not magically bestow upon you that knowledge
construct your figures. at least place down the chest, head and pelvis with some ovals
if you feel overwhelmed by your practice drawings, zoom in and only draw the torso with cut off arms legs and neck for example

i remember distinctly giving you all of these pieces of advise over several posts. what the fuck do you do with the help you receive? i get discarding advice if you yourself know a better path that suits you personally, but it does not look that way. do you just get a dopameme hit from receiving a (You) and then move on to doing more mindless imitations of practice?
something something definition of insanity

>I'm broken, buck broken. Something is wrong with my brain. I tried a mental health clinic, I tried antidepressants, nothing worked. My next plan is to go out in the forest and gather some shrooms maybe they can help me. I'm literally out of options. Maybe I pick the wrong ones and finally die.
why are you here? to improve or to get pity? dont answer me. just think about it for yourself in as much honesty as you can endure