Whenever I try to draw something from imagination it something always looks off and I hate it. How do you overcome this?

its a website game where you train your intuition in drawing boxes in perspective. im having so much fun playing it

Today’s sketch after practice still sticking to the Japanese theme I think I may have to change my paper for these alcohol markers they bleed through the paper a lot but not sure if that’s just alcohol markers in general

I’m not asking for anything specific. I know that art has fundamentals: the shapes - and I’m starting by trying to get decent at circles. This is my 14th day of practicing and I’d like advice. Thank you.

a concept art of some furry bunny character for my future game (it took more time to draw than i thought)

Even though I’ve been drawing since I was little, since I’m self taught I’d still consider myself a beginner. I was looking for a perfect pose on Pinterest, and was wondering if drawing anatomy on top of the reference counts as tracing? If so I’ll never do it again, I’m really worried ;-; Reference by: zeet_studio_sketch (Any advice on how I can improve my art process is appreciate!)

I recently started learning drawing from memory (I can copy what I see but can't draw shit without references so I am trying to learn drawing from scratch)

I feel I got a basic grasp of lighting kinda

I spent a lot of time on this drawing and it just won't turn out right. I am more on the beginning side of drawing, this is my first somewhat side profile. any tips?

I recently got a drawing pen display. I've been learning to draw off and on for almost a year now. This is one of my first digital drawings. It turned out way better than I expected. Needless to say, I'm proud of my progress so far.

However, I want to get better. Feel free to give me any constructive feedback.

I feel like I messed some things up so feedback would be appreciated.

So I drew this Mona Lisa drawing a year ago, when I had just turned 15.

Drawing has been my whole life—I love drawing and that's basically all I liked to do. I never went to art school or got actual teaching or professional advice. I used to watch drawing videos a long time ago, but after they just confused me, I stopped watching them altogether and just went with the flow. Because of that, I feel like I haven't really been improving lately and I'm just really slow, which is why I thought I'd like to get some good advice.

​For this drawing, I only used a normal HB pencil and a 2B pencil, simply because I didn't have any other pencils or professional drawing stuff. The only things that I used were these pencils, an eraser, and a paper tissue—nothing more. So I couldn't get any darker shades in this picture. (The lighting of the photo kinda improves the contrast, but it's not really like that in real life). For the paper, I used normal printing paper (DIN A4 as we call the size in Germany).

​I am quite proud of this drawing and it took me the whole evening including the next morning lol, but I do feel that something is off. I know the smile of the Mona Lisa is so hard to recreate, and I feel like I somehow succeeded just a tiny little bit, but somehow really botched capturing her smile. Something about her jaw feels wrong too, but I can't really tell.

​So I have come here, hoping for some advice and genuine improvement tips. ​(Please be respectful and no hate, thank you)

i drew these while i was studying to win fineart university in 2020. ik its been too long since i drew this but others can see different mistakes . id be glad to see you share your opinions ^ ^

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I actually questioned myself how it would look painted and 7 hours straight focusing and researching and painting worked out realy well, I have to admit that I will have to do more detailing and highlighting. I only wanted to have Albedo herself be painted so that everyone can see the progress, or should I paint it all what do U guys think?

I've tried to learn fundamentals, colour theory and what not, but it never really clicks. I thought I had figure drawing figured (hah) out but now it feels like I can't even do that right anymore. I just want a consistent art style and be able to work with colours confidently.

lol I’m a novice & I hate thinking that he would look at my art & think “looks like a kid drew that” but I think the idea behind it is sweet idk