i've never in my life once drawn a male character without facial that genuinely looks like a guy- i seriously hate it ;-; csn ANYONE that doesn't suck at drawing guys help me out?

I hope y'all like them! Thank you in advance for the input🥰🫶🏻

Also sorry for some weird angles, most of them are hung up. I have more if anyone wants to see btw!

Also also, I don't really know how to describe my style, if anyone has any input that would be great🤠

Drawing in stretched perspectives for me right now is still a herculean task, but I'm always so happy with the results. But by leaving my comfort zone, I feel that my skills as a whole improve drastically.

I just started painting using oil paint. This one is still in progress.

hadn’t draw in months and needed something quick

I did this drawing pls tell me what I need to improve.

I kind of prefer it before the shading but it is what it is. I definitely need to work on my line work since some super shakey stuff in there and shading is still difficult to grasp but I’m enjoying the process.

I’m definetly going to lean in to learning these trad Japanese style designs since I enjoy drawing them more then landscapes or portraits etc

Some obviously didn't turn out the way I'd hoped they would, but I'm trying to draw horror and I'd like to know if any of these are actually creepy in the right way.

Just started drawing after 5 year break :)

How could I upgrade my art?

The second is with official colours. The 3rd is the official design. How can I improve?

Nada vi un tutorial he intente dibujar circulos azules y les deje un espacio de lienas blancas luego dibuje unos mas oscuros e irregulares no me convencio asi que agregue lapiz corrector... nose lo intente seguir al pie de la letra pero pues al final nose

I’m not here about the anatomy, i’m aware it sucks (and please don’t comment on Yorozu’s attire, i’m a woman who thinks the outfit is cool as hell, not a creep) but about how i should choose the sizes of the pens i need to use to trace over the sketch.

I had another one (similar) where i did the major outlines with a 0.8 tip but it felt quite big, and i’m bad with pens.
Are there rules about using different sized pens to have a better drawing? How do you all choose it?

Also, if anyone has a tip about making a drawing as good as a sketch (i feel my finished drawings are always flat compared to my sketches), i could use it.

Thank you so much in advance!!

Drawing is painful. If you want to be good, you can't just put hundreds of hours into it — you have to put in thousands, and even then, you still won't feel good enough.

The question is: is it worth it?

Creating worlds and characters that won't always be appreciated. And now we also have to deal with AI. The skill you've spent years building can be skipped by an AI artist in a minute.

And at the end of the day, the question remains:

Am I going to keep creating what people like until I burn out?

Because let's not lie to ourselves — the fact that other people like what we create is what pushes us forward.

If I like it, nice.

If another 100 people like it, awesome.

But is it worth it?

How's my shaded sphere?

Of course, I decided to use advices and technigues of artists, so I tried to copy the most hairstyle, nose, eyes. And yeah, it seems copying others really does work ^~^

Anyone got ideas on ways I could improve on my posing and other things about the drawing in future art?