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Something looks wrong with this sketch?

Something looks wrong with this sketch?

How can I fix this? Is it the anatomy? Something just looks off. Any other tips and critiques are very appreciated!

u/Pestando — 6 days ago

Slow progression? What to do? (Imgs new-old)

The newest one was last month I think
Oldest is may 2023
First 3 are 2026
4-6 is 2025
And the last 2 are 2023

I have been consistently drawing since 2018/2019. While I don’t personally like the title beginner, I know people who don’t know me would think that. I also don’t see barely any improvement at all.
Is it perhaps artists blindness or am i genuinely not progressing at all?
I’m constantly learning anatomy and using tutorials but it always looks bad when I do it.

I would like to add, I have dyspraxia, is it possible that that’s why I’m progressing so slowly?

u/BanditTheLeapord — 5 days ago

Which do you think look better? (Idk, seeing how other people think)

Sorry if it looks bad, I had to draw it using the screenshot editor on my screen and had to use my fingers. I can‘t get an actual drawing app right now but hopefully I can in the future!

u/Flame_Kitten — 5 days ago

Feedback for a quick sketch

Hello guys 👦 I was wondering if you could give me some tips on how to get better. I tried to make this sketch quickly because i often get lost in the details, then get overwhelmed, and never manage to finish a drawing.

I did this drawing of the Greek God Pan for the theme of panic for Inktober 2026. Any feedback is very appreciated.

Thank you for the help!!

u/Nokkidoll — 6 days ago
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Art help pls

So I know that there are some very talented artists out here and I want to know if anyone can give me tips, links, steps etc for drawing people I want to draw for videos and stuff, but I struggle to keep it looking realistic (or even human looking LOL)

Any help would be so appreciated, Thanks :)

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u/Born-Victory3837 — 8 days ago
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Here for help again

I noticed some flaws in this baby cow like awkward nose proportions but i think even after fixing that something is wrong in this so I'd be happy if some of u could point out mistakes and points to improve I tried a bit of self detailing in this

u/Due-Marketing-8450 — 14 days ago
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~6 month progress. I feel like I'm doing well!

I also love the fact that the new one only took me 2 more hours than the old one. I'm proud of myself!

u/Argema-Mittrei — 13 days ago