Wondering if this is a good start….

I would like to seek feedback on perspective

Various tips to help students learn how to draw. Ive been making a bunch of these over the last several months.

I drew this character, i want to learn how to draw the full body, so where is the best for me to learn them a course etc, and also i would like a critique

I'm doing Proko's Portrait course, trying to go in open minded with no assumptions but it's proving tricky. So far I have just covered the videos on the Loomis method. Are the drawing exercises meant to be done of random heads (minus features) from your imagination, say, just a featureless head pointing in random directions? That might be where I am going wrong. I think I find the size/shape of the chin tricky as well. I know my drawings aren't great, they'll need repetition. I would just appreciate being told anything glaringly obvious, with respect to the course that I am following. Lastly, is it ok if I keep updating this thread as I progress through the course?

The following are the gesture drawing of animals and this time I wanted to try something new so I decided to practice feature drawing of animals and I find it slightly difficulty than humans can y,all give your feedback

Need critique and suggestions

rip them apart

#240212 Practice / study drawings. RSB sketchbook. HB mechanical pencil. Various refs. among them Loomis, Woodward and Michael Hampton.

Hello. I made a New Year’s resolution to draw more this year. Right now I’m on the robo bean exercise. I need some feedback on my current ones I have attempted. What can I do better? What’s not working? Feedback is appreciated!

Continuing with my reilly method studies by tracing on to real life faces and adjusting the proportions to fit on different angles After that I do 2 min head sketches mainly with loomis in mind but applying things i've learned on reilly . Critiques on proportions , construction or general would be much appreciated !

Hello everyone in the following piece can y'all give me your feedback on hand *Proportions *Structure *Gesture

So i've been practicing drawing (almost) daily for the last 2 years or so. But I lack focus and structure. After listening to the draftmen podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od1xbX2ESP8). I've decided to bring in more structure. The podcast mentions this Redit post (https://www.reddit.com/r/learnart/comments/dapk62/from_the_guy_who_made_the_most_comprehensive_list/) with a full curriculum. My challenge will be to follow this curriculum as close as possible. I've created this topic mostly to keep myself accountable. But i will post created work regulary, and any feedback/ critique from you guys is greatly appreciated! Some personal info: -39 years old -fulltime job outside art -On average i have 1 hour each day to practise (a bit more in the weekends) -Not a native English speaker, so please forgive me the grammar and spelling mistakes :) The first unit is figure drawing. I've already followed Stan's figure drawing course before, so im revisiting the course. Here are some 2 minute and 30 second gesture drawings (drawn in Procreate). Please let me know what you think of them.

Hi everyone! I created this tutorial on how to create a randomized slideshow of images that are timed. The program is free, all you need is windows. Sorry mac users :(. I wasn't able to upload images to this post but I went ahead and added all the steps. If you want to follow along with images you can checkout the post I made on my website. https://chrisbeaven.com/creating-a-random-timed-slideshow-for-gesture-drawing/ What I want to do is get a randomized selection of these images and show them for only a certain time. I could just pick images at random and have a separate timer going on my watch but the problem is that I tend to pick poses that I know how to draw. Plus I tend to work a little bit longer than I should on each pose. I want technology to do the work for me so I can just focus on making the best gestures possible. Here is how. 1 Organize Your Images You can use any images for this but the key here is to add all the images you want in your slideshow to a folder. I’ve put all the figure images from Proko.com in a folder on my desktop. What is great about irfanview is that it will show a slideshow of images in multiple nested folders if you choose. 2 Download irfanview Here is the website. You will want the 64bit version. https://www.irfanview.com/ 3 Install irfanView Double click the .exe file you downloaded and run through all the prompts to get it installed. 4 Setup a slideshow - After opening irfanView you will see the main screen. - Click on the slideshow icon at the top left. - Here is the screen where we will setup our slideshow. - Use the navigation at the top right to find your images folder you setup in step 1. - Click the “Add all” button and all your images in the folder chosen will be added to the slideshow. - Next, choose the “Random after [___] seconds” option at the top left. Then add your transitions time. I have mine set to 120.00 seconds which equals 2 minutes. - Then set your play mode. If you want full screen just choose the “Play in full screen mode (current monitor). If you would like to play the slideshow in a smaller window choose “Play in window mode” and pick your width, height and if you want it centered. You can even set an x and y position here if you choose. - Lastly, hit the “Play Slideshow” button. Bam! Your slideshow is playing and will transition at your set time. If you want to stop the slideshow just hit the escape button on your keyboard. I hope that is helpful!

Please critique my drawing! I appreciate your comments thanks.

Hi guys! I need your help. Feedback and critique. I believe that any kind of help will help me. I got stuck in this phase of my drawing/ painting. Something is missing. Yet I cannot put a finger on it. What would you change? Add? Thank you very much

This is a master study that I did last year from the Watts On Bridgman anatomy book and online course. I essentially copied Jeff Watts interpretation of a Bridgman image (master study 😁). Critiques welcome. Hopefully, one day I will be able to intuitively design anatomy like this. Cheers!

Throughout a whole month I've been practicing gesture on a daily basis. I was alternating between digital and pencil on paper, here is the firs attempts in comperison with the last day. I´ll be glad to hear any thoughts about them, if you see a progression, if I lost some qualities from the first ones, etc. Thanks for your time!

Hello everyone I’m new here and to drawing in general. If you could give me any advice it would be much appreciated.

I recently just learned Reilly method and told to trace it on asaro head . The activity is super amazing on familiaring you on planes of the head features. As you turn into sideview tho , I found that it will be harder to implement as the strength of the method being rhythms would be harder to implement as you go on side angle because the cues on proportions would be way different . Still super interesting method and would love to practice this exercise more . Critiques and Tips are super welcome . Will implement criticisms.