Some drawing practice for about a week or so.

[Gin]

Well, after my considerable inactivity, here I am, looking for advice. Could you help me? So far, I've been focusing a bit more on getting better at drawing a hand. I don't want it to be a pain later on (there's also a bit of RGT-tan in between)

 

[Spike's iconSpike]

Amazing! keep practicing every day and you'll improve more!

 

[Stingy Perry]

You got some skills bro!

 

[SpcDaicon]

That's some nice sketches! It's very good to always draw various poses.

If I can give any advice, I would say to get yourself an artistc anatomy reference book. It will help you to better grasp the interaction of body parts like muscles and bones and help you have a better understanding of proportions. I really felt a great improvement on my drawings after I got one

 

[DunkeyKong]

I love that RGT-Tan bit, especially the pout. Great job man

 

[Hikari.EXE]

Your cubes at the beggining, you drew a square and then you pulled the "legs" of the cube right? Try to do some vanishing point drawings to better get a grasp of perspective for shapes. Something like this:

Hope it helps!

 

[Gin]

Amazing! keep practicing every day and you'll improve more!

Thank you, lord and master of the repo!

You got some skills bro!

Thank you! I vow to improve even more! I've given up enough in the past.

That's some nice sketches! It's very good to always draw various poses.

If I can give any advice, I would say to get yourself an artistc anatomy reference book. It will help you to better grasp the interaction of body parts like muscles and bones and help you have a better understanding of proportions. I really felt a great improvement on my drawings after I got one

Understood. I already have one like that, although I haven't used it much. I guess I'll have to use it a lot more.

I love that RGT-Tan bit, especially the pout. Great job man

Once again you show me why you are a man of culture.

Your cubes at the beggining, you drew a square and then you pulled the "legs" of the cube right? Try to do some vanishing point drawings to better get a grasp of perspective for shapes. Something like this:
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Hope it helps!

Honestly, I made the cubes a bit randomly, trying to practice some perspective, but now I'll put the vanishing point into practice (with this reference I now have a clearer idea of how to do it. Thanks)

 

[DunkeyKong]

Once again you show me why you are a man of culture.

We both are fr