r/drawing

All the materials above were provided by my drawing class for beginners.

I was going about to quit midway, but since my friends motivated me, they pushed me through my challenge.

I've been a digital artist for years before switching back to traditional art 5 months ago. The first photo was my VERY first serious trad attempt in years. I am really happy with my improvement and kinda proud of it. I would love to improve further! :D

Did this piece of a honey bee over the weekend. Nice subject to turn the head off and draw. It’s important to keep the hand moving regularly.
He’s A3 in size, drawn on Art Spectrum pastel paper with Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils.

A sort of part two to my last Draco drawing

This was about 4 - 5 months ago, my first attempt at hyper-realism after learning to draw for 3 months

Hello! I am really curious about your opinion on this drawing. This is BY FAR my best one yet. For the first time it doesn't look really flat (I hope at least) and I am happy how I drew full body for the first time as well. I know that hair looks like a bit like medusa, but honestly I kind of like it. So if you have anything to say, literally anything, I would appreciate it :)

I decided to create a loose sketch of my workstation. The idea was to include the desk, laptop, monitor, and all the clutter, but I ended up adding some grime with that frame and the curtain. 🥴

what better day to post this taco than on a tuesday? watercolors and micron pen