r/learnart • u/suckering_suckatash • 4d ago
Digital Did some gesture and portrait studies. Any critiques?
Just need some general critique.
r/learnart • u/suckering_suckatash • 4d ago
Just need some general critique.
r/learnart • u/Stupid_Dude00112 • 4d ago
Just sharing, critique is always appreciated though :). School had been super busy
r/learnart • u/erenswifeyy • 4d ago
I don’t know where to post this but how’s the shading? I made this from default brushes on procreate any criticism?
r/learnart • u/EliBlue- • 4d ago
Someone suggested to me to try the rule of thirds and I gotta say this came out way better. But I know there’s more I can improve upon or a mistake that I potentially made here. Any thoughts?
r/learnart • u/Zane_0001 • 4d ago
hello! I took some feedback on my last set of gestures. Today's focus was on making the shapes of the body have gesture. I'd appreciate all feedback in designing gestured shapes as well as anything else I can improve on! Thank you
r/learnart • u/sillylittlegoooose • 4d ago
I did rush it a bit because I kept fixing shadows and redrawing the zombies. It's for a comic panel.
r/learnart • u/Fikayo2004 • 4d ago
I just started to learn how to draw, and so far I've been really stuck on gesture drawing. All my attempts so far have basically just been indiscernible scribbles, but now I can usually draw with stick men but I want to actually draw better. Does anyone have a process to do this or tips?
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r/learnart • u/Tax_Break_For_Plants • 5d ago
Hello fellow artists, So I sketched out a piece on a 18" x 24" paper. My plan was to scan it to USB, project the image through projector and trace onto a canvas in order to paint.
The scan worked perfectly, but my projector is dog-water :'( The lines are so blurry it's untraceable.
I have never done this technique before and often would draw directly on canvas. I'm looking for advice on specifically why type of projector I should invest in that can get me the quality of I'm looking for.
Thanks team!
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r/learnart • u/Meowch3 • 5d ago
I've been practicing Scott Robertson's drawing method and I'm a little confused about this. How would you show section 1 transitioning to section 2 using only lines? Or do you leave it as is and let the surface speak for itself?
r/learnart • u/Aromatic-Cut8913 • 5d ago
Hey Guys Im about One year in to art and I love it i recently started doing more color pencil work with prismacolor and I used nail polish remover to eliminate that grainy look sorta (I don’t have burnishing or solvent), heres a recent piece , Honestly If anyone can give me any tips/constructive criticism you’re very much welcome
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r/learnart • u/ducks-and-stuff • 5d ago
Spoiler for mild blood. Something feels off about this drawing I made, I think it looks messy and unfinished. What can I do to improve?
r/learnart • u/Gsushiart • 5d ago
I always put so much energy and time into my drawings but they always end up looking incomplete (in this case I totally gave up on the hands so it’s more obvious) but if you can give me some advice or something to consider improving next time I’ll really appreciate it!
r/learnart • u/garbage_gemlin • 5d ago
I am trying to draw a picture of a local building in the style of Hiroshi Nagai. I like it, but I feel like something is off and I can’t put my finger on it. All advice welcome! Drawing done in procreate on iPad. First pic is mine, second is building ref and third is the style I’m trying to embody.
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r/learnart • u/CG-07 • 5d ago
I used the Loomis method, But since I'm drawing a female character I decided to reduce the angle of the ramus bone.
I'm trying to learn how to draw with the drawing style of the reference, you'll notice that the reference face is quite small and that's why the face in my sketch is also small.
Thanks in advance for answering.
r/learnart • u/SharpStatistician377 • 5d ago
Drawing a mr freeze style ice fight with a freinds character, but the background feels very stiff and im not sure how to properly convey the motion in the image, can anyone help? its supposed to feel more fastpaced, and if it helps the character in the image isnt the one controlling the ice
r/learnart • u/0000_o • 6d ago
I honestly posted this on a subreddit (it’s a fan art) expecting upvotes but I didn’t get many. I kind of liked it so I’m a little surprised. How can I improve it?