/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6514375
Drawing mostly, and applying that to anime if possible. I have an idea of anatomy but I'm very dirty and smudgy with my lines and rendering.
I like Vilppu and Brent Eviston stuff too, I watched the Bridgman Bootcamp of Marshall.

Do you know any good content about inking my sketches?

Don't watch the livestreams of Huston becuase I didn't know but I liked his anatomy for beginners course.

I started watching the CGMA art of color and Light by Marco Bucci but it was too advanced for me, I have a cheap screenless wacom intuos ctl-4100 7 of about 30 dollars so I can't see what I draw on it, and I need digital art content for absolute beginners on the level of "what's a layer""what's a brush" "how to open a new canvas". I got suggested ctrl paint free library not too long ago so that's what I've been watching but I haven't gone too far yet.
Did I miss something?

>>6513224
yeah, I absolutely not doing that alone, and I'm doing my gestures.
I started drawing a while ago with Mikeymegamega tutorials, then I did Analytical Figure Drawing by Michael Hampton and got his book by his recommendation. I've memorized most muscles of the body with that, but my figures were still stiff and my lines and rendetings were ugly and smudgy.

Right now I'm doing Vilppu stuff that I keep hearing everywhere but I wanted more on improving my sense of form and line quality, so I intended to continue with Vilppu and improve my lines and construction with DAB, then, by Irshad sugestion himself, do a course on Dynamic sketching, Charles Hu being the boggest content wise.
I also watched the old videos of Marshall Vandruff on perspective.

traditionaal mechanical pencil