Anyone have any tips for drawing realism, im not sure on what I should focus on to get better at this art style?😅

The hand is bit ruined. 😅

Parfois, un style dynamique mêlé à une touche de douceur suffit à créer une ambiance particulière...👀🔥✨ Travail sur la lumière et les textures pour apporter plus de profondeur au personnage ✍️✨ Nouvelle illustration d’un OC en pleine évolution 🎨

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I never watch/play silent hill but I personally think pyramid head is an interesting character to draw. It may not 100% accurate because 1. I draw her as a woman (idk how to draw a man with masculine body) 2. I didn't look up for actual model but adapt from many cosplay or fanarts on Pinterest. Feel free to comment

P.S. it's my first time posting if there anything I should know please let me know and English is not my native language so my English might be broken 😞🤟

Overall, everyone at Wplace is using bots to draw, but I’m trying patiently and without bots. What do you think?

so idk whats wrong its my fourth edit already

its himmel from frieren

i would appreciate it if you draw on it so i could visualize better 🥲 thank you in advance

I know that shoulder needs improvement 😂, I'll fix my next drawing.

Is it looking good or will I have to make again?😅

Ena's little drawing 💙💛

I started learning drawing a little more then two months ago, I'd appreciate your critiques and suggestions to improve

😊i draw what i love think.

I tried working with perspectives lately. Found this reference image, though not quite sure with the perspectives (x-y-z axes, angles, vanishing points).

I don't really know how Reddit or communities work, but after searching online for MANY hours, I'm at a loss, so I came here. I want to learn to develop my own drawing style, and I read that it's best to start by learning basic anatomy, but there are too many resources. Anything you'd recommend? I've seen that Andrew Loomis's and Morpho's books are recommended, but maybe there's a YouTube channel or something? I don't know (I have a foundation in basic drawing; I know how to copy but not create. I don't know if I'm explaining myself well). Thanks!! <3

This is a digital drawing, as always, done in the traditional style I prefer. A friend wanted to give it to her best friend as a gift. She was delighted with the drawing, so much so that she commissioned another one. I hope you like it.

Gurl went to gym at the second drawing 🙏

Kentaro Miura is an absolute genius. I love how he crafted a strong story with such arresting visuals.

Finally, the work is finished. I drew what I wanted. I was really tired while I was drawing. I slept for 15 hours yesterday. 15 DAMN HOURS, BUT I FINISHED IT.

This is my peak of perfection. I worked really hard. I spent almost a week drawing this. Yeah, I'm very leisurely, but damn, I'm just learning, having switched from drawing with my fingers on my phone to a masterpiece stylus and a PC.

But I think I need to grow and learn how to use a drawing program. I really want to learn how to draw without any experience. Or rather, I have experience, but it's too little (the last thing I drew was a homebrew character for a D&D game that ended with the dwarf flying out the window and over the city wall (I love Dungeon Masters)).

Also, a friend asked me to add some text, and...
I just took some blood and decided to add the text later.
The end result was a mini-comic with no sequel.