What did YOU do to practice drawing? : r/learntodraw - Reddit
Practice drawing poses, so you can better understand what does/doesn't look natural (and make your art more dynamic). Even if you aren't drawing realistic, this is critical. Practice drawing what you actually SEE. That sounds simple, but it's honestly so important and it's easy to forget.
What are some drawing exercise that really helped you improve
2022年10月7日 · I know you can draw dogs a million times and become a master at drawing them. But im talking about more general exercises like drawing a horizon line with a center point then draw numerous objects going toward that point as a way to practice perspective. Or drawing a bunch of different lines to improve line art.
Modelling Practice Drawings (900+ sketches) : r/SolidWorks - Reddit
2019年8月12日 · Modelling Practice Drawings (900+ sketches) Seems many have a hard time finding good sources to practice modelling, so Ive compiled a list of over 900 sketches that's easily accessible and evergrowing.
What are your favorite drawing exercises? : r/ArtistLounge - Reddit
Figure drawing is my favorite way to loosen up my artistic muscles. I'll do three or four 15 minute sketches, and by the last few I'm back in the groove. Then I'm able to do some automatic sketches from my imagination. This isn't so much drawing as painting, but other times I'll just go at a canvas without any idea of what I want to do.
LearnNSFWArt - Reddit
Learning, studying, and uploading tutorials on the NSFW side of art. If you're looking for feedback on your own artwork feel free to make a post. I will do my best to provide a friendly detailed description on what you can improve. Please post any references you used so that my feedback is faster and more accurate.
Hand drawing practice : r/PixelArt - Reddit
Thanks! I dont know there are tutorials for hand pixelart but, the process I did was very simple. 1. found good reference images (I am not at the level which can draw hands with imagination) 2. drew silhouette 3. added outlines (shift + O in Aseprite) 4. added details and polished the outline.
How exactly do you practice art? : r/ArtistLounge - Reddit
Applied practice: Draw a subject and see what you need to practice to get better. For example draw a character, critique it, write down that your leg anatomy is off, draw a bunch of legs. Not only the angle you need for your drawing, but a lot of angles, get some muscle charts too, maybe look at how other artists draw and stylise legs (and draw ...
How did you learn Anatomy and how did you practice it when you …
Along side with model drawing, you could check out an online anatomy atlas or some medical sites, you don't have to memorize body parts or anything, but it will help you understand how the body parts interect with eachother. This will mostly help you when drawing from memory or when you are not sure if your reference is accurate
Hair drawing practice,any feedback? : r/ArtCrit - Reddit
2021年6月9日 · New to drawing? Let us help you learn how to get started! Drawing is a skill, not a talent. It doesn't matter if you can draw or not, with practice you can be the best. We welcome you to our community. Learn with us, the future artists of reddit.
How do you practice from reference effectively? : r/ArtistLounge
2022年2月22日 · Edit: Drawing from reference is very important because drawing "a face" can be done pretty easily, but drawing "that face" is a much more precise process of observation and proportion, which takes a lot of time and practice. Don't be disheartened, you can do it!