/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4963769
Dont care but I'll talk a bit about my first tike doing inktober this year
Overall it was a nice experience. I'm normally a digital artist whos new to drawing as a whole, so having an obligation to do at least one traditional body/head a day in pencil and ink makes me feel like im actually trying more than I used to. Ive been doing digital still daily, I acrually feel like my line work has been getting a bit better after trying my hand more at trad, it really teaches you good habits you may avoid on a digital canvas, like looking at the overall drawing and not zooming in too much, or learning to either erase and redraw or deal with your mistakes instead of pressing undo with no consequence

Fellas
I need help learning to blend in procreate. Whatever option I pick it feels weird and unusable compared to sai and csp. I don't like the way it drags the colors back and forth, it feels off. Anyone know? Talking about the smudge icon

Anyone mostly do digital art and occasional traditional? I've been wanting to practice the basics on paper at night, but I feel like whatever I know doesn't translate properly. I draw full bodies every day, but still haven't gotten great at going about the loomis head to draw heads properly, they always end up extra jank and make me pomf. Then it feels like practicing on paper won't help me when I return to drawing on my pc tomorrow
Basically it feels like I'm not absorbing the critical skill. I get it, sphere, oval, lines for the brow ridge, nose, chin, hairline etc but it's never food enough. Same for drawing symmetrical eyes
I don't know why I keep doing things so wrong naturally