/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6677986
yea it helps, drawing realistic cute girls helps too
>>6678382
thank you! i started painting shit with the mouse and wasted a good amount of time on that, all terrible because my sketches were terrible, i only started learning how to actually draw with form and construction like 2 weeks ago, theres so much bs info online its a layer of difficulty on its own discerning whats helpful or not. The 3 yt channels that helped me the most were minimaru comic, naoki saito, and marc brunnet. start from the most basic tutorials you can find. Don't ignore your line quality because its really important, you can have awful anatomy/perspective but if your lines look good it will still be ok. Don't overhelm yourself and try to practice what you learn one thing at a time, and right after you learn it if possible. Try to draw what you actually want to draw, in a simplified manner, to keep you motivated. It just takes time desire and perseverance.
>>6678404
Yea i had the same issue with heads you just gotta get used to how the ratio affects the character's look, and learn construction properly, these videos helped me a lot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgCgoYouwkQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m0qnJmR4YY

Oh and that hunched back Rei, it would make sense if i had actually gotten the pose right, i havent done gesture practice at all but i got started on it today and did like 4 pages of sketches lol, i like her subtle expressions and body language, i really love Sadamoto's work.