/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>7067672
looks much better
now do 1000 more

using following method:
draw ref looking at it
hide ref and redraw ref from memory
look at ref again, see where you got things wonrg and got things right, and redraw ref looking at it

every 5 refs you do this to, draw one 100% from imagination

>>7062277
To improve your artistic prompting, consider the following tips:

Consistency: Turn your art prompt practice into a habit by defining a specific time frame and place for your work. Choose a time slot that is available every day for this work and create a dedicated space for your creative practice.
Experimentation: Art prompts should encourage you to experiment with different ideas, tools, and mediums. Don't be afraid to try new things and push the boundaries of what you're comfortable with.
Sharing Your Work: Share your art prompt-inspired creations with your audience. You can upload your artworks to a digital gallery, curate and share your online gallery, or post your work on social media in a creative way.
Improving Skills: Use art prompts to improve your art skills. Set a particular skill you want to improve and apply it through your prompt practice. This could be anything from basic forms to the study of your surroundings and capturing them in your medium of choice.

Learning from Others: Try to replicate the work of an artist you admire. This can help you understand their technique and break mental roadblocks that prevent you from achieving similar pieces.

Time Management and Accountability: Define a time of the day when you can be fully available to create and practice. Establish the amount of time you can dedicate to this on a daily basis. Create a calendar to mark each day you meet your deadline and be accountable for your art skills exercises.


Recreating Favorite Artworks: Try to recreate a work by your favorite artist and then make it your own.

Critique: Seek feedback from others. This can help you identify areas for improvement and provide a fresh perspective on your work.

Remember, the goal of art prompts is to motivate you to create. The results are open: anything can happen if you are open to experimenting.