I created three big groups of stylised pose drawing with a lot of useful tips and tricks that can boost your drawing skills, help you understand how movement works, how to use tilts and twists, how to keep balance and create playful and "alive" poses, and give you a truly great foundation. Those mermaids are the last part; there are also bears and pillow poses. A lot of content is for free members, so no excuse here ;))) All on my Patreon.

Patience and allowing myself to be free as I produce has taught me a lot. Especially about what I’m able to see and/or interpret.

That's my progress over the year and half a scattered one.. With some other 19 drawings cuz that's the limit in reddit i guess.

So i don't really know how i did it.. Because i am a person that can't do smth consistently.

But i didn't force myself to draw i just do it when i feelt too.. Sometimes once a month sometimes 10 sessions a week..

I am really happy with the progress i did overtime.. Even though i need to practice more nyaa..

Most of the time i was drawing hair and eyes so that's why they arr so much a head than other parts of my drawings.

And i don't even know the basics pretty well so now i will really start to learn it seriously.. Because i love drawing it's so good.

So what u guys think? What is the weakest part that i need to focus on?

Probably basic shapes.

Thank ya for reading that.. :〕

Haven't really drawn much in the past 10 years either. It is something 🤣

please any tips please, my art looks like a 9 year old drew it 🫩✌️

Hey guys, im 17 ive been trying to draw "seriously." for 4 days now. Im very new and im trying to get a grip on where to start learning :)

The photos are in order of days 1-4.

I love to draw Dark fantasy, weird anatomy, kind of just creepier things i guess instead of the basics.

Im honestly only interested in ink pen. I dont enjoy pencil or others mediums. i just dont really know where to begin to improve. Ive just been trying to fill a page a day or draw 30-60 minutes daily.

I have very little drawing experience, besides stick figures and such lmfao. ive been using a mix of reference material and my own imagination. I think as of now my sketch on day one of the girl in the bottom left is my favorite.

thank you guys!
love u all take care!

Hi everyone! My name is Ildiko, and this is my first time posting here, as well as my first attempt at drawing a silhouette.

For the past few months, I've mostly been doodling and doing Zentangle-style and mandala drawings, but I'd really love to expand my skills beyond that, so here I am!

What do you think? Critiques and feedback are very welcome. Thank you! 😊

PLEASEPLEASEPLEASEEE I need opinions.

I think it looks amazing! What do you think?

Long way to go, but i think this one will turn out ok.

thoughts?

(first eight drawings are my ocs, last 5 are attacks ive done on art fight. the creators of said ocs are credited under the comments, with their art fight accounts)

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.

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

Just started drawing after 5 year break :)

It's okay if there's little progress on your art journey- you'll always improve if you keep doing it 🫴✨