I don’t know I really like this music. I’m really proud of how it turned out but every time I zoom out and away from her face, it always ends up looking off and I don’t know how to fix it.
If anyone could give me feedback that would be great!
Noticing a lot starting art, so i decided to give it a try. I want to share my journey and experience with it so far. This time I wanted to mchallenge myself and draw a dragon. Why? Cause its cool Any thoughts are appreciated tho i may not be able to respond to all the comments HAHA.
I’m unsure how to shade his face every one feels wrong to me. I want to add structure to his face but it feels shapeless?? When I leave it blank. Any advice? References? Tips for future reference?
I really don’t know what it is, but I kinda feel like my art sucks lol
I sometimes feel like my rendering is bad too, or that everything ends up being over renderered or having the same texture :(
Please help!
I'm unsure on how to make the wispy, individual strands without it looking weird in the style I'm going for. Also, the hair is a blocky sketch, the final lines will be as thick as the rest of the drawing. I included my reference as well.
Feels like there's a lot off with it, linework, anatomy, perspective, all that, but I can't get it to look better. Any advice? (second image for reference)
I joined a campaign that's set in ancient Greece and my character is a satyr bard, but more of a storytelling bard than a singing bard. She's a hopeless romantic with her head always in the clouds.
Let me preface I'm VERY new to drawing human figures. I excel more in drawing inanimate objects and I'm still trying to get the hang of rendering 😅 What I have so far is just me playing around with laying the flat colors down. I'm probably not going to keep this color palette because I picture my character more of a redhead.
Any and all advice is welcome, specifically on how the hell do I fix the way the dress flows at the bottom a little better? I was also trying to give her open slit sleeves, but have no idea how to execute that 😅
I suck at drawing male bodies and I'm trying to actually learn and improve 😭 please point out any mistakes, you can draw over it and edit it
I just wanted to know if it's better if I practice straighter lines and stuff on Procreate or just paper? Like will stabilisation or something make the practicing less efficient? If not, what's the best way to practice straighter lines digitally?
I know something is wrong but at the same time I don't really know, and I don't know how to fix it or what to fix
Here’s mine (it’s not done) and the refs, the flower has space petals but idk it looks off, any advice?
Im stuck on this sketch and tried different methods of making the left eye in our perspective look downwards like the right and I CANT. i dont want to give up though because i like this perspective and need to grow. any advice? the character is supposed to look at a letter he's holding. i would also appreciate it if someone could teach me how to fix the overall perspective.
thanks in advance!
I’m drawing Mizi from Zombie Stage! I attached my current sketch (the skirt and bow are just a place holder for now) and I also attached a picture of my reference.
Then, just in case, I posted examples of my art too! Thank you!
Not sure where else to post this but here goes; made this little incense holder in 2022 (second 2 photos) and have only just noticed that he’s got bumps all over his body/head and I have no clue as to why? (First 2 photos)
Materials are crayola airdry clay (from the big tub), and acrylic paint. At his core is a bundle of herbs wrapped in probably tinfoil??? I made him for my altar and especially used him as a spell I think I honestly don’t remember
He’s also on my plant shelf so could be from water?????? Please help I don’t wanna dissect him 😭
Edit: i did open a bigger one and powdery clay came out, not all of them are like this but some partially are