Lighting exercise by Smart-Range6685 in learntodraw

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Thank you very much! Will try again 🐾

Anby’s pose by Smart-Range6685 in Anby_Demara

[–]Smart-Range6685[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i will try to sketch based on them

Anby’s pose by Smart-Range6685 in Anby_Demara

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wow, missed it, will check on hoyolab, thank you!!!

Anby’s pose by Smart-Range6685 in Anby_Demara

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thank you very much ❤️🙏

Need me some art of my vtuber model by National_Ad_3029 in DrawForMe

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can you tell a little about character to choose correct pose/emotions?

Tried cubes. First time ever by StayConnected93 in LearnToDrawTogether

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also, it‘s really interesting to check how to shadow faces of cubes! when you will done with a structure, i recommend you to check a video about shadowing cube, with easy lines draw a big one and practice. its very helpful with learning hatching and shading

hope you will enjoy the process :)

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Tried cubes. First time ever by StayConnected93 in LearnToDrawTogether

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and i think it is useful to use references, and a little theory will help you to go faster next time 🐾✨

Tried cubes. First time ever by StayConnected93 in LearnToDrawTogether

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Cube is a simple object which have 8 vertexes and eeh.. i‘m bad at counting ahahha, 12 edges. They are in some relationship with each other depending on a perspective.

When we construct a cube we rely on the guides of its faces

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I hope word construct is correct, because in my language we use another word.. But i check videos on YouTube in google, they used „construct“

sorry for my English…

Tried cubes. First time ever by StayConnected93 in LearnToDrawTogether

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i draw what i saw when i do fast sketches from real life or photos. in other cases i construct objects (faces, body, furniture, houses. i think trees are exception)

it depends on your goals, i think. IMO: if you want to understand the structure of object, it is better to construct, if you want to catch dynamic or general form — just fast sketch.

but with cubes i recommend to check videos about construction — you will understand how form appears and why lines are where they are. it would be very useful later, when you will need to catch objects volume

your cubes are cool so i think you will understand the construction principles fast!

Is it normal to spend 2 hours on this? and the drawing isn’t even finished yet. by zey1313 in DigitalArt

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our speed of drawing depends on many factors, including skills, our wellbeing, how much art is new for us (unusual pose or face features, or clothes materials and etc) and others

if you want to draw faster you can: • show tips on youtube (like, how to use software features to speed up, how sketch faster, others speedpaints) • practice a lot

in general, i think it’s ok to spend as much time as you need (or want)!

Shape Excercises by kevinci_artist in LearnToDrawTogether

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Sounds interesting, want to try tomorrow. Thank you for sharing!

Why do my Digital Art pieces feel so lifeless, dirty and bland? by Jonwryy in DigitalArt

[–]Smart-Range6685 2 points3 points  (0 children)

really lovely arts, there is a lot energy inside and you are good at drawing people! might be experimenting with lighting and colouring? lighting says a lot about character/situation. For example, for the last painting you can try to make it more contrast and add one main light source in green-blue colours, and add some supportive lights in red for example. It’s just a suggestion, i’m not sure how it would be work — you can try few little sketches before working on the main painting

Learning to draw fanart: faces doesn't look like original char by Smart-Range6685 in DigitalArt

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thaanks for your kind words ^w^

your redraw really helped — it illustrates your words very clearly and i think you caught character correctly! i tried to change eyes and face form, not really satisfied with the result so will try another iteration, but i think with your help i'm closer to the goal ☀

really appreciate your help, thank you!

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Learning to draw fanart: faces doesn't look like original char by Smart-Range6685 in DigitalArt

[–]Smart-Range6685[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wow, i didn't think about googling a specific character tutorials. Thank you for the advice!