So I ve drawn this woman I don't no if it's good our not but I tryed my best give me advice as to how i can make my drawing more semi realistic I don't think the reference and the drawing are semiler
This is a master study I did to test myself, took around 18 hours in total based off coffee_4639's drawing found here: https://x.com/coffee_4639/status/1908847498539749389
Hi so this are some of my recent drawings i draw them using reference they are not original please guide me I want learn how to draw semi realistic drawing thanks 😊 😊😊
I've always felt as if there was something off about art pieces I would draw, especially if they were fully rendered and NOW IM GETTING TO THE BOTTOM OF IT. desperately want to improve and id rather just get advice straight from a person who has seen my art rather than look at YouTube tutorials yk? Pls tell me how I can improve while keeping my art style!! And if you have video links to help me on specific things that would be good to improve on PLEASE drop them. THANK YOU!!!
I used to look at perspective lines and think, “Yeah… that looks way too complicated.” 😂
But lately something has started to click.
Instead of seeing all these lines as a bunch of rules I have to remember, I’m starting to see them as tools for building a scene. I’ve been experimenting with my own little color-coded setup using different perspective points and a camera point, then constructing everything inside of it.
This truck scene was one of my recent experiments.
What I’m really enjoying is that I can start with what looks like complete chaos 😂, slowly build the objects inside that space, and eventually end up with an actual scene that feels like it has depth.
I’m definitely still learning and experimenting, but perspective has gone from being one of those things I avoided to something I genuinely look forward to practicing.
Anybody else have an art subject they used to hate or avoid… then suddenly fell in love with once it started clicking?
Sorry for low quality my phone camera is kinda mid. Anyway he's a drawing of the UnownKing! I think it's pokemon related enough I think. Any tips on where I could've done better?
I drew my OC in my current style holding my OC with the design it had years ago.
( Mi mejor amiga hizo ella misma y me regaló éste pequeño peluche de mi OC hace años y hoy lo encontré en mi habitación entonces quise hacer algo con ese reencuentro ya que los estilos han cambiado bastante con el tiempo)
Anyways critique my artwork and tell me what I can work on, everything here had a refrence
This is day 3 of drawing everyday until I get better! I am honestly pretty proud of myself. This is not my preferred style but I think she looks very cute. I still struggle a lot with anatomy and proportions but I think I am getting better. Her ears are supposed to be pointy because she's an elf.
I wouldn't be able to draw hair even if my life was at stake so I just copied it from a picture I dound on Google. Unfortunately I dont know who the OG creator is so I can credit them.
Picture 1 is day 3 (today), picture 2 is the hair inspiration (or should I say copy because I literally copied everything lol😅), picture 3 is day 2 (I tried drawing a man and it didn't work out very well, the hair also sucks because I tried doing it myself), picture 4 is of today when I tried to color digitally what I made on day 2 (I gave up on rendering the rest because it ended up looking like a woman) and picture 5 is day 1.
My eraser doesn't erase very well so some lines I tried to erase are still visible.
I am scared to draw the clothes and ruin everything
Hi give advice about shading
This is my first post I was just checking that if I am able to post our not thanks 😅
I know I may not be that good but I would like some tips to improve 🥹
Been trying to study value drawing with quick sketches. Not satisfied hehe. 1 sketch at a time while drinking my coffee after training - gonna make this my ritual
I have been painting with acrylics for the last 5 years and felt like I wasn’t getting much better. I decided to try redoing a painting and was surprised with how noticeable the progress was. Teal van is the newer one (which I hope is obvious 😅). Mostly have learned following Joony Art tutorials on YouTube.
I'm just idk. It feels like no matter how hard I try i can't get it. And my stuff is often so bad people think i'm intentionally trying to make it look bad. but i really do try as best i can.