/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6669047

>>3281304
>>3281301
Well, it worked, thanks again since this solves another issue(I had visual effects disabled but for whatever reason I STILL had them, so every time I right-clicked/click-and-hold the shitty circles appeared)

Just to complete the answer, I had to not only restart photoshop but also restore its preferences; this is done pressing shift+ctrl+alt while opening the program

Time to actually draw.

>>3206625

>>2657154

>>2529001
>>2529004
>>2529006

OP you gotta do what every single person here has done or has yet to do. Drop your ego.

Accept that you suck, accept that you're a beginner and MOVE ON. Just about everyone who starts out drawing thinks they're better than they are and everyone hits a wall where they can't figure out why their stuff looks so bad. It's not for a lack of trying, it's for a lack of understanding. It takes TIME and practice to get good.

The books are only guidelines that other people may have found useful, but YOU have to work at it. Don't like drawing cubes, cylinders, or cones? Then draw heads, arms, feet, hands, and bodies....over and over and over. If it looks wrong then LOOK UP references of those parts in that position on google. People have made color coded anatomy diagrams that even retards could understand. Memorize them.

There is no right way to learn...there is just learning. Do what works for you.

>>2466537
Arm muscles don't look like that.

>>2059064

Dumping arm references