r/LearnToDrawTogether

Mostly doing simple shapes and 3D practice. Tried to do some stairs a pot and a bottle today. Any advice?

Bit washed haven't drawn in a few days

I got some good feedback and made some changes. I also started a class on drawing characters in perspective and foreshortening so I can continue to improve on my skills! Just finishing this drawing so I have when I'm done with my class I can compare my future work to this one.

Title: Astoria witch sketches from a riverboat stop

Stopped in Astoria on a riverboat cruise and got obsessed with the witches “crashed” into the streetlight poles. My wife missed the photo, so I did a quick sketch on the bus. Later found out the guy who started the tradition passed away, so I drew a second piece as a little tribute.

Sharing both — one fast and messy, one more thoughtful. Astoria’s witches were the highlight of the trip.

This are today's results from more practice and I really want opinion on the gesture drawing at the end. I watched more tutorials and feel like they came out better than before but still not quite there. Any critic or advice will be welcome.

I was working on this a couple hours ago and tried to make a three point grid to match it. Im not sure if it's just the perspective of the dragon in the foreground or if the background is to blame.

Still in progress so plz tell me how it looks 😭am just a beginner btw

Clarification: I was referencing the pose and clothing and not the bodytype so please don’t kill me with hammers.

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

I found this video by Steve Worthington Art after looking for some perspective material and i couldn't comprehend how can there be more than one horizon line?

Original drawing by u/MikiMatzuki

I'm trying to get into digital drawing but I have no idea where to start. Any recommendations for good YouTube channels or creators to watch and learn from?

i’ve always wanted to learn how to sketch, sceneries to be more specific. i used to take acrylic painting classes when i was little, but i stopped drawing after that. now, i wanted to pick up art again. i started with watercolor paintings and for reference here’s my most recent works. i can use colors and i know what i’m doing, but whenever i try to pick up a pencil and draw something, i get stuck. i did follow a bunch of youtube tutorials and even bought a drawing guide book, doesn’t seems to help, though.

These pics are my own drawings Im just lost I want to draw good like other people and Im trying to find my art style which is so far a mix of Sonic.exe nightmare universe Prime and Inital D so far but I want to improve.

I yearn to get better at anatomy and face structure. especially men's, I rarely draw guys cuz I somehow manage to make a man looks too feminine sometimes sobs

any other advices that I didn't mention also helps I really dont mind!! :]

So I’m very new to digital art (just started yesterday) so I’ve been using the basics i learnt while doing traditional art. Ngl i LOVE doing digital art now. BUT my illustrations look only semi-realistic. Any suggestions on how to make this more realistic?

May I please have tips on how to improve?