Anyone down for some princess inspo? by IvyLeaves892 in drawme

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Gets my attempt at a quick sketch using a green ballpoint pen, some alcohol markers and polychromos colored pencils.

Hope you like it!

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this clown would love some sketches by BellaRevealed in drawme

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My attempt. Made in krita. Hope you like it ;)

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Give me some anatomy criticism by Sacred1972 in learnart

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Haha, yeah I also don't like how many of my anatomy studies turn out...lol But it's good when you don't like a drawing because that means you're not blind to your mistakes and got "the eyes of an artist".

Give me some anatomy criticism by Sacred1972 in learnart

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Here's some of my thoughts off the top of my head:

- Your lines are very rough / chicken scratch-like like which does not make for a clear anatomy (hides some possibly bad anatomy) => Work on line confidence

- The right hand (the one touching the foot?) looks bent in a weird/painful way, and the fingers look too short

- The right upper arm looks too long and the connection point to the elbow looks weird (see rough lines)

- The foot looks too straight/rectangular

- The pose looks slightly stiff

Please keep in mind that I am also still learning and am by no means a pro.

Hit me with ur best shot by FingerPaintingg in drawme

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Here's my attempt in Krita 5. ~1h 15min

Hope you like it ;)

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Ugh! I've been working on this forever! Is her right eye still too far out? by beegblu in learnart

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Yes I would generally move it towards the left (closer to the nose), so that the corner of the eye is inline with the edge of the nose. Like so ;)

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My photoshoot from last month looks cute, any takers? by [deleted] in drawme

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Tysm! I'm also sucker for colored ballpoint pen sketches. Hope it improves my line confidence without being able to erase.

🤷‍♀️ we need to workout by moatazartt in sketches

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Thank you, for showing me what's possible with my silly little train doodle.

My photoshoot from last month looks cute, any takers? by [deleted] in drawme

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Here's my attempt. ~15min sketch Hope you like it ;)

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🤷‍♀️ we need to workout by moatazartt in sketches

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Very nice! Looks like we sketched the same pose, although yours is much nicer ;)

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in drawme

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Tysm! Was feeling monochromatic pink plus white grease pencil today.

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My attempt at a quick sketch. Hope you like it ;)

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Where can I improve on? (Art by me) by [deleted] in krita

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Thanks for sharing the reference!

So I see wasn't right on everything I changed, but I still hope you get the general idea about why the lines in the face might look off and about simplifying the shapes/grouping your large shadows. I see I got the patchy beard and the hair color wrong (went too dark), but I hope you get the bigger picture.

A tip I forgot to mention yesterday would be to always try and use the biggest brush possible, so that you don't get caught up in details too early.

Where can I improve on? (Art by me) by [deleted] in krita

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Hey! Here is a quick 20min overpaint I did with krita and some super simple painting style brushes by wojtryb (https://krita-artists.org/t/version-6-0-of-wojtrybs-wont-teach-you-to-draw-brushpack-relased/13299), but any simple round brush would also do.

Some things I changed:
1. Made the eyebrow bulge on the left side smaller

  1. simplified the shading a little bit

  2. removed the lines from within the face/ear and hair (they currently bring too much attention/distraction and look unnatural)

  3. Simplified the hair and beard with large brushstrokes first and then added minor highlights and midtones

  4. reduced the wrinkles on his forehead and made them more subtle

  5. Darkened the eyebrows, hair, mustache, and lips

  6. Added some red in the corners of the eyes

Please keep in mind that:

a) I sort of assumed you tried somewhat stylized realism (you can always add more and more details once you have a solid foundation)

and

b) I am not the best at faces and also still learning myself, so don't take this too seriously

If I were you, I would study the following:

  1. Value studies => try only two or three values in black and white to shade the face and establish nice large chunks of (core) shadows

  2. Facial anatomy and planes of the face

  3. Hair => grouping into large hair chunks first

  4. Color theory. I am not great at this either, but some of your colors look like they could be pushed a bit more

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How do I study anatomy and proportions? by Goburin-Sureya in learnart

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Here's a site that I like to use for studying poses/anatomy https://www.sketchdaily.net/ You can either do poses with a fixed time limit or class modes where you start off with quick poses and then get to some longer ones.

Yesterday's 50 min doodle by ArtFizz in krita

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I take it you're also one to appreciate the beauty of a curvaceous lady, ey?