r/learntodraw • u/monstermotherfucker • 24m ago
Critique Something feels really wrong with my anatomy drawings and I need advice.
These 2 wereIt drawn without using references
r/learntodraw • u/monstermotherfucker • 24m ago
These 2 wereIt drawn without using references
r/learntodraw • u/Little-Activity5198 • 40m ago
Other than being consistent and never stop
r/learntodraw • u/Miraaarts_proxy • 44m ago
Starting with gestures today, gonna keep them up till they look humanðŸ˜
r/learntodraw • u/Thivolan_Art • 52m ago
Reverse Chronological order - Still working on the Butch drawing BTW
r/learntodraw • u/bakusu • 1h ago
It looks off to me. I feel like I'm missing something.
r/learntodraw • u/wolke_ist_da • 1h ago
This is just a sketch, took me roughly 45 min + at least 15 minutes on his face. I still hate it, so please ignore that ðŸ«
These are two OC's of mine. :)
Some of the proportions aren't perfect, I don't mind critique.
r/learntodraw • u/Ok_Fatworm_ • 1h ago
I'm confused about something. In the book Figure Drawing: Design and Invention by Michael Hampton, he starts teaching gesture using an egg shape for the rib cage and an oval for the pelvis. Okay, amazing! But then he starts using boxes for both forms, and that's where I get confused.
I don't understand how to connect the line from the belly to the pelvis. How much space should there be between the rib cage and the pelvis? I don't want the torso to look strange or disproportionate.
I'm copying the references to understand the construction, but it gets a little confusing because there are so many lines: the egg shape, the oval, and the two boxes around these forms.
how this work??
r/learntodraw • u/LaughingMadcap2 • 1h ago
I found these to be really difficult. Most of them were done with references from Complete Anatomy 3D software. However I tried to do some constructions of the mandible from memory with some measuring corrections afterwards. I am planning to gradually learn to draw and construct the whole skull. Feedback most welcome.
r/learntodraw • u/CamelKing4253 • 1h ago
I wanna start with learning to draw but I still need a pen and THE perfect app to draw. My tablet doesn't support those hydraulic pens or whatever so I hoped if I could get some help/advice finding a good pen and app to draw(I might wanna start with a free app bcs I'm new and idk if this is something for me...)
r/learntodraw • u/Frozenskin • 1h ago
Hiii!!
I always have a bit of a problem with the back arm in 3/4s view. I always fail to understand where to place the arm: the shoulder is either too high and stiff or too low and dislocated. I really fail to understand what is wrong, and that's the thing that dreads me the most.
Can you help me? Thank youuu
r/learntodraw • u/otherjojo7 • 1h ago
Just some stuff that I quickly Drew up and I'm just trying to practice various things to get better at drawing in general critiques are welcome and I know it's not the greatest 1
r/learntodraw • u/cringeleeer • 1h ago
daily box drawing session no.3.
made in krita
r/learntodraw • u/jensynsaispas • 2h ago
Heyyyyyy all!!! Looking for a little advice/critique. Definitely have some work to do on darkening values and tweaking proportions but was hoping to get a fresh set of eyes on this for help!
r/learntodraw • u/Ok_Nature_8119 • 2h ago
Non riesco mai a disegnarle. (Immagine casuale di scarpe)
r/learntodraw • u/DailyDoesOf • 3h ago
I've tried fixing it but she looks kinda uncanny, I'm not sure why though, I think the neck might be too thin? Or is it porportions problems ðŸ˜
r/learntodraw • u/Matcol_890 • 3h ago
Imo, I think it turned out pretty good overall, but I wanna look for things I can improve on
r/learntodraw • u/SunsetWalnut • 3h ago
I have sweaty hands, so even thicker styluses tend to slip out of my grip when I'm drawing for a while. Got my new tablet, and the first thing I did was make a little sleeve for the pen lol. This is pretty much the perfect thickness for me. What do you think?
r/learntodraw • u/Simply_Simple669 • 4h ago
Never trying again 🥀 idk if its the colour or smthing else but something looks off
r/learntodraw • u/Skubaniecc • 4h ago
I want to cover her face with hair (see photo) but I want her face to look right.
r/learntodraw • u/hishii15 • 4h ago
r/learntodraw • u/oszaa • 5h ago
hii beginner here. i've been having thoughts about wanting to draw comic style art (sort of like david finch style) but i'm not sure where to begin.
I had gone through some pages of how to draw comics the marvel way and it didnt seem entirely great for beginners like me. It didnt really explain the depths of the drawings
Then ive been just watching a couple vids here and there like proko vids and they're great but im also getting kind of lost.
I was wondering if there are any books or youtube playlists or series, specific youtubers or anything i could follow!
r/learntodraw • u/LividReality1302 • 5h ago
Pics 1-8 are now-ish.
Pics 9-14 are some chronological sketches i used to do on empty receipts while at work, starting about a year ago.
Starting to get a lot more happy with my drawings and I think its just funny how it started.
As you may notice I certainly am a fan of the scifi concept art vibe.
Also if anything sticks out, please tell me what to improve on/study more! My drawings almost always look shit to me but its hard to tell why sometimes.