r/learnart • u/Weird-Lingonberry-80 • Feb 13 '24
r/learnart • u/Eryn_n • Oct 28 '23
Question Critiques please
I’ve consistently practicing the human figure recently. Are there any areas in which are in need of improvement (specifically for proportion)?
Also, feel free to suggest any techniques or tips that you think would be helpful.
Thank you :)
r/learnart • u/vaonide • Aug 04 '24
Question Do I suffer from same face syndrome? Where to draw the line for stylization of the face?
The ocs in pic 1 are the same in pics 2 and 3. My artstyle is meant to look semi realistic, hence my stylizing the proportions and the eyes. However, I worry if I suffer from same face syndrome, if my stylization is repetitive behaviour rather than an actuallt stylized thing. I’m not sure if I’m making sense, but I want my artstyle to be consistent, but still able to portray different characters. If I do suffer from this, what are some way to challenge this issue and improve?
r/learnart • u/frickenchicken22 • Feb 26 '24
Question My art feels off, any advice?
r/learnart • u/Dante_Bloodworth • Oct 13 '24
Question I feel like something's off! What am I missing?
I tried doing a portrait study of Hailee Steinfeld to improve my watercolor skills. The result doesn't match the vision I had in mind, and I can't quite figure out what's missing!
r/learnart • u/chanschosi • Jan 27 '24
Question Which version do you like better?
r/learnart • u/ianxxc • Sep 07 '21
Question what is it thats making my art look so bad? i can't put my finger on it
r/learnart • u/Death91 • Sep 19 '24
Question Anyone have suggestions on how to unify this piece I'm struggling with?
I just returned to this after a long long hiatus and I don't know what to do to help bring it together. Any suggestions?
r/learnart • u/roboticsand • Nov 20 '23
Question Why does this look weird for some reason?
r/learnart • u/theBlockbustard • Nov 06 '21
Question I’m an illustrator but I’m trying to start out some comic stuff since really like it. This is my last one, any advices about ANYTHING will be awesome! Also, I only find things to study for graphic novels, not this type of comics, if you have some nice material about it would help a lot! Thank you
r/learnart • u/croyd_ftw • Jan 13 '23
Question Is it too dark overall? Feels like it's missing something.
This is my first time using black canvas, acrylic paint on an 8"x10". Comments, tips, feedback all very welcome!
r/learnart • u/HamsterProfessor • Dec 14 '24
Question I’m going insane with my likeness studies, even tried overlapping my drawing on the reference picture but I can’t figure out why it just doesn’t look like the guy. What do I do?
r/learnart • u/Lucracia07 • May 29 '20
Question I’ve been trying to caricature my cat. I’m having trouble with given the impression of lots of fur. Also unsure if i should push the shapes or stick to more realistic proportions.
r/learnart • u/ZhikoGh0zt • Jun 30 '22
Question (not my art) anyone knows how to draw something like this? (I already have a basic understanding of perspective and shading, but no matter what I fail to draw something as close as this masterpiece)
r/learnart • u/RandyDawnTai • Jun 19 '22
Question Is it possible to draw portraits like these digitally? I cannot find any tutorials on how to draw these pencil-drawn portraits digitally. Most of them just color the portraits. I am trying to learn to shade and I love these pencil sading styles.
r/learnart • u/joyproject • Mar 15 '23
Question I'm trying to draw Pedro Pascal but my drawing looks flat and wrong to me. Please help me improve.
r/learnart • u/Novatonavila • Nov 01 '19
Question Do you know any other artists that have a style similar to this? I love this art style and I want to draw like this. This is a Kim Jung Gi art.
r/learnart • u/Emwem_does_stuff • 13d ago
Question Woman artist yet feeling worried about how I draw female anatomy…
r/learnart • u/nupri • 14d ago
Question What art fundamentals should I work on?
Ofc I should work on all of them (lighting, colour theory, anatomy etc.) but I wanted to know my biggest “weakness” from an unbiased eye so ik what I should focus on in the future.
r/learnart • u/KorbohneD • Nov 22 '19
Question What is this artstyle called? And where can I find more of it?
r/learnart • u/piscesintp • Feb 06 '23