r/learntodraw

About 2.5 years since the first one.

I can draw bodies easily,

my ability to draw backgrounra like buildings, houses, etc, apparently not

I feel deeply unsure about these - especially the eyes. Im using references after having gone through some guides. I’m genuinely trying the make the top eye lid in three lines and the bottom one in two, but that’s not apparent in any of them from what I can tell.

Still pretty new and trying to improve. I feel like I really have trouble with some of the cross hatch and differentiating some of the details from the shading, particularly around the face.

Trees lots of them.

Need help improving. How can i make my drawings better? I'm an beginner and completely lost. I don't think is the worst thing ever but i always look at the drawing and don't feel the need to do the last lineart step because it just doesn't feel good enough to do so.

From the wiki. I am a complete beginner.

Fanart of Power from Chainsaw Man made by me.

Thank you to the people from this sub that helped me when I was very frustrated with it, it really helped a lot. I used a lot of different brushes, and a lot of undo redo on this one. It's not perfect (Or finished) but I learned a ton about colors.

id really aprecciate if someone could draw construction of this pose as im struggling with it, especially the angle of the pelvis and its connection to the torso

Some criticism would be appreciated

What do I need to work on?

Do i just need to draw more often, or do I need to take a step back and focus on the basics?

Am I going in the right direction with my shading and proportions?

I've picked up a bit of the Loomis method for drawing faces. Is there someone you would suggest I study to learn how to draw hands and feet?

Higher quality version Here

i found this timelapse of sarcophage11km on twitter and ive been trying to learn the construction of the model for a couple of weeks with no success. I've been looking at different anatomy books (tb choi, taco and tomfoxdraws) to better understand the process of the video but i still dont know if it's a knowledge issue or a practice issue.

I deleted the previous post because i posted it incomplete

Earlier this month I got inspired to do a page similar to one of Ryoko Kui's Book, Daydream Cafe where she has pages of portraits per race! I thought that was pretty cool so I started working in making portraits for the Human (Tall-men) race. Gonna work on dwarves, elves and other fantasy races eventually!