/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3198368
>>3200270
ty for the feedback, I will definitely note this and fix these things.

>>3200334

I would say there are few things that I have done, that helped me very much in those 3 years, thought I stopped drawing for a half year every year so my growth was bit stunted.

1. Watch your favorite artists and learn anything you can from them, techniques, color schemes sometimes even the feel or the flow of their artworks. Build your visual library as much as you can (Pinterest is your best friend in this)/

2. Draw. Do something you are good at and add a challenge.(I'm good at faces, so I drew a full body, hence the wonky legs)

3.Always take a notice at the feel of your drawing and make the viewer feel it. do whatever it takes/

Idk if this is the right way, but it helped me.

Pic is one of my earlier drawings (I know the anatomy sucks hard), but at that moment I mostly cared about the feeling it was going for