/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

The whole canvas filled with Hampton legs!
>>6984410
Read Betty Edwards and/or the Proko beg course or Eviston or Keys to Drawing. I think that will help you. Also, use reference.
>>6984412
This looks familiar which means you did a decent likeness. Good job! I like the bow tie
>>6984417
That’s cute
>>6984449
Very good. The knuckles should curve in an arch with the middle finger knuckle kinda being the most prominent.
>>6984461
Based as fuck attitude, anon. You’re gonna make it.
>>6984479
David Finch has a good line weight tut
>>6984507
Fug. I will redouble my efforts
>>6984542
Wait, you like mass replying? I kinda hate it. Takes me for fucking ever. You’ve gotta construct figures and do gestures from models or finished art, not just copying what you see in books. Do actual figure drawings. Maybe try the Vilppu Renaissance Figure Course. He demonstrates how you draw from timed poses and then makes you do it yourself. I think that would be good for you.
>>6984564
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>>6984573
Fun and soulful, good job!
>>6984577
It happens
>>6984612
Do it
>>6984642
They’re all in the drawpile thread
>>6984646
Find reference
>>6984655
I didn’t
>>6984674
>actually drawing
BASED. Her collar, the foreshortening of her eyes, obscuring her far ear, etc. show you understand form. It’s imperfect, sure, but you’ve got potential. Especially if stress has made it difficult to practice.
Try lower-stakes stuff too, like doing circles, lines, boxes, tubes, and gestures as “warmup” instead of as “drawing.” Disposable throwaway doodles done on autopilot for mileage. You’ll practice confidence in the sense that you automate the process of “lol this circle came out triangular. Next circle.” Without even thinking about it. Just shit out pages of nonsense to get comfy
>>6984688
NICE
>>6984752
Rotate forms & wireframe them with cross-contour lines. The details in drawings are just contour lines
>>6984427
PS—also helps my adhd, autism, & anxiety
>>6984711
Beautiful!