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Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart

Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart Learnart is a free open art learning resource built on the principles of free education and art access to all. come check us out for feedback, guidance, and discussion!. Every artist needs feedback and critiques to improve. it always helps to get a fresh set of eyes on your artwork because others tend to see mistakes that you’ve completed overlooked.

Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart

Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart One thing i’ve learned from drawing classes recently was that you want to avoid outlining features of the face, and instead use the shadows to form them. i know it’s ridiculous to hear but my professor has told us repeatedly that you have to draw what you see rather than what you think you see. The /r/learnart community is a beautiful place to get feedback and to ask questions without fear of derision. newbie questions are posted every single day and the answers are always fantastic. Just finished this drawing and i want to know how to improve my shading and my perspective because i've never tried to shade something like this especially in perspective. Your drawings here show that you need to work on your proportions, since it looks like your proportions on some parts are off. the easiest way to fix this is to take a step back and go to basics.

Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart

Back To Drawing, Feedback? : R/learnart Just finished this drawing and i want to know how to improve my shading and my perspective because i've never tried to shade something like this especially in perspective. Your drawings here show that you need to work on your proportions, since it looks like your proportions on some parts are off. the easiest way to fix this is to take a step back and go to basics. Learnart is a free open art learning resource built on the principles of free education and art access to…. The only habit you should focus on starting out is regular drawing. make drawing every day or as close to that as you can get a habit, even if it's only for a few minutes. Explore learnart (r/learnart) community on pholder | see more posts from r/learnart community like a drawing i did of my grandpa. it's almost finished. i was wondering if the face looked okay. Since this subreddit is the go to space for artists who want to learn and improve in their craft, you will find many members sharing their work and looking for feedback.

Feedback For First Drawing : R/learnart

Feedback For First Drawing : R/learnart Learnart is a free open art learning resource built on the principles of free education and art access to…. The only habit you should focus on starting out is regular drawing. make drawing every day or as close to that as you can get a habit, even if it's only for a few minutes. Explore learnart (r/learnart) community on pholder | see more posts from r/learnart community like a drawing i did of my grandpa. it's almost finished. i was wondering if the face looked okay. Since this subreddit is the go to space for artists who want to learn and improve in their craft, you will find many members sharing their work and looking for feedback.

Feedback? : R/drawing

Feedback? : R/drawing Explore learnart (r/learnart) community on pholder | see more posts from r/learnart community like a drawing i did of my grandpa. it's almost finished. i was wondering if the face looked okay. Since this subreddit is the go to space for artists who want to learn and improve in their craft, you will find many members sharing their work and looking for feedback.

Original Drawing & After Feedback 🙂 : R/learntodraw

Original Drawing & After Feedback 🙂 : R/learntodraw

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