May '21
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Hello everyone! it's ya boi trying to learn how to draw. Started taking art seriously in January 2021. I started with drawabox and now I'm learning from Art School I don't have a drawing tablet just yet but I'm gonna get it soon. I will post my progress here. Feel free to Critique any mistakes :smile:

May '21

Welcome, I recommend you take it slow when drawing your sphere shapes. some of the cylinders could be improved in rounder to really make the perspective and angles easier to understand.

May '21

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HANDRO

Thank you I will try to draw better circles those drawings are old tho, i didn't post all my drawing yet :smile:

May '21

Some volumes drawings I did when I was bored

May '21

This is the first time I've seen so many designs done traditionally, love the eagerness :laughing:
However, as someone mentioned it might be good to slow down to help everyone else digest work and give you some feedback. Maybe post one or two assignments a day or something.

May '21

Yes sorry for that I just decided today to post all my works up to this point my bad , but from now on its gonna be like 2 -3 uploads a day :smile:

May '21

Heyho and welcome, Sebastian!
As Lesley already said, I was a little overwhelmed with all the work you‘ve posted. 😅 I can see that you are truly motivated to learn how to draw. And dont worry about getting a tablet, I found that some skills are even better to practise traditionally. (Such as the skills you learn with drawabox)
From what I‘ve seen, I think you will benefit a lot from practising the basic forms like cubes, cylinders, etc. And also pen control with straight lines...
I know, most people dont want to hear that kind of advice, because these exercises tend to be quite tedious and not as exciting as e.g. figure drawing or character design.

If you choose to do these drills, that will give you the biggest bang for your buck (at least in my opinion), make sure to balance it out with stuff you are excited about (=personal work).

I hope that helps a little (though its unpopular advice😅). If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I am really looking forward to your future work.
Cheers, Mau

P.S. if you choose to post a lot and often, I‘d advise you to ask for specific feedback on stuff you are not sure about, instead of just saying „feel free to give feedback“, people will be more likely to respond👍😁

May '21

Thank you for the advice! I'm practicing simple shapes every day with straight lines and circles the yare my warm-up tho so I didn't post them but if you want I can post my warmups as well :smile:
and yes I know i posted a lot but that's because I just posted everything i have done up to this point so from now on I will post like 2-3 post a day

May '21
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I did some volumes drawings today let me know if i positioned them correctly in space or if I should work on that :smile:

May '21
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I did some ear and nose anatomy practice I will probably post 1 more volume practice before sleep. What I want to know is if I'm building the noses correctly and also if the head proportions are correct. And I want to know if the volume look good or if they need some improvements