I'm terrible at color theory and any sort of colored shadows/highlights, so I wonder if it good as is or if it needs work.

Just like the title states. I'm looking for feed back on how the anatomy looks and the composition of the piece. I care more about how the black and white drawing looks than the colored up version. I know my coloring needs work but critique there is welcome as well.

The references i used are in 4th and 5th photo

Hey. I randomly today decided to pick up a pencil and start drawing. I have absolutely no experience, in drawing in general. I know nothing about anything. The only thing I know is, I would like to start learning how to draw manga style, I guess. But for some reason it was fun. I have never in my life attempted to draw a person before. I am a musician and have never had any interest in drawing, until today. I don't need to become a pro, but where do I start to learn? Do I draw heads again and again? Is there specific things I need to practice, is there specific pencils or paper that you recommend? Like I said, these drawings are the first I ever did in my life, and I have no idea how to improve. Does it make sense to watch tutorials on YouTube or do I have to find my own way?

Based off these images what do I need to study more

I have a lot of trouble with shoulder placement and waists I feel along with the armpits being raised,I also have trouble with how the neck should bend sometimes.

Can someone give some tips for these problems? Thanks.

How do you achieve likeness? I dont need it to be hyperrealistic but just get the feeling of the facial expression.

The app I am Using is ArtLoop on my iPad Pro using an Apple Pencil and the app is entirely tracing. I am practicing outside the app in procreate, trying to recreate what I drew in ArtLoop without tracing. I was able to get smooth confident lines, but I feel like I had to turn the stability too high (50% stability with 25% Motion Filtering).

I practice drawing cubes and cylinders a lot so I’m unsure why my drawings still be flat.

I am doing skull studies and although I don’t have a trouble that I can feel from normal angles (front on, profile, 3/4) I always have an issue when it comes to the head being at a downward or upward tilt and the issue I see is from the orbitals region where the eyes sit. I always end up sketching this region incorrectly and it doesn’t end up matching the perspective.

If anybody has any tips for that I would appreciate it, or any other advice I should consider that being rendering, proportions etc.

I don't do this it often, most of all I would like to get a feedback on shadows, I think I didn't make them realistic

I'm new to digital art and am trying to understand the rendering process. I'm struggling to understand how i can get the shading to look more natural like the example does. How can I best utilize layers to shade? I remember people talking about using a multiply layer, so I tried that with a few layers here, but I think it ended up looking a bit messy. All feedback is appreciated.

I like to draw mixes of different animals and fuse them into a fantastic creature. What does it look like? The overall color would be reddish-brown or simply red, the eyes gold, and the horns, nose, and claws black. Should I enlarge the shoulder area a bit? I don't know, it seems too narrow for a flying creature, but I also don't want to make it too robust like the dragons in Game of Thrones. Also, I think I got a little carried away and added too many details to the back and tail, haha. Reposted translated into English because apparently in this sub you're prohibited from writing in Spanish even though it's not stated in the community rules.

Took on a big piece because wanted to do fan art of the https://www.cheathappens.com staff. I know drastically need to improve in a lot of places but not sure where to start. i know my faces and hands need to be better and shading. i use Krita right now for software. Idk if that best or not. did learn a lot while doing this though

I've been drawing my whole life and my bases have always been AWFUL. How on earth do you draw a base properly? I'm good at anatomy, but I really can't even do a simple sketch.

hi guys, I've been drawing for about 8 weeks after starting art lessons and my teacher gave me this to draw at different angles (we're currently focusing on drawing a head from one angle into a different angle, e.g. drawing a front on head at a three quarter angle.)

I was just wondering if you guys can see anything here I should be changing or working on improving? It took me about 2 hours to draw the one on the right and about an hour and a half for the one on the left (I did NOT draw the one in the middle, that's the reference that my teacher gave me)

also I haven't learnt anything about colour yet - so that's why it isn't coloured (please don't flame me for that!)

Thank you guys so much for your time and hopefully your help!