/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4274493
Depends on what you want to do, for most things I'd say practice rendering. It's a skill that requires constant improvement, and really doesn't occupy as much time as you'd think. Something as simple as outlining a shadow and shading it 1 value adds a substantial amount of depth, and unless you're a lot more design focused, your drawings will never be nearly as appealing as they could be with even a very simple amount of lighting.

Rendering is hard from imagination when you don't know the full form, but once you can fully think of something as a 3d object and "feel the form," things tend to render themselves once you know where your lighting is.