/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3667430
You risk being deviant-art tier bad. Or you could at most reach the level of this drawing I did a few days ago which I'm still hating because it totally feels like a kid's doodle.

To properly draw is to internalize forms and feelings. The easier way to do this is by working with pen and paper doing the lines yourself and feeling it, looking how shit your lines is and how your "human" looks more like a smurf, and trying again dozens of times until you get it right.

Do it for a long enough time and you'll have "internalized" the human figure and heads and stuff. Pen and paper is the best for noticing how shit you are and how to improve.
On digital everything looks pretty and you're focusing more on creating an appealing, correct image that you can look at. I don't know how else to say it. Basically digital looks less shit since digital ink is pretty and you will improve way slower or you may stop improving at all since you'll realize you can erase and correct until you have a pretty drawing.