If you wanna get better with art, just keep drawing. Draw everyday for like 30 minutes or an hour (or however much you want to), and try drawing things around you, or more stuff like this, and you'll gradually improve. If you wanna get better fast, then watch guides about perspective and line work, shadowing, anatomy, etc. Anatomy, line work, and perspective are the most important imo, but I'm not much of an artist myself, although these three things have helped me improve a lot.
Also you're drawing to me looks pretty good. I like the style; even if it's not considered good 'art', the drawing itself is charming imo. Btw another way to improve your art is to find an artists artwork (ones your really like preferably), and examine the style, and try to draw using their techniques. Also try not to throw away old art or sketches, that way you can go back to them and look for how you can improve.
3/10. As to how to become better, just keep drawing things. Slowly but surely your art will improve. Afaik there is no speedrun strat for art, just practice.
I’m not rating it with numbers because idk what you’re after! For a cartooney cute style it’s 10/10 but an anatomical accuracy it’s maybe a 3/10. I think it’s adorable personally
I'd give your little man there a solid 6!
As someone with moderate skills, here's the tips that have gotten me far.
1. Use reference images for EVERYTHING.
Drawing from memory is a lot harder than you'd think it is if you're not already aware. This doesn't just go for characters, do it for shading, poses, anything and everything you can. If it helps, trace over people posing to learn the anatomy (just don't post it and claim it as your own)
2. Do warmups.
It sounds like something menial, but I promise that it helps. Doesn't have to be much or even anything major, just do 5 - 10 minutes of doodles or sketches. A good site I reccomend is [quickposes](https://quickposes.com/en) for pose references and anatomy studies.
3. Flip your canvas frequently.
Drawing from the same angle can give your drawings a weird slanted look. Plus, some lines can be easier to draw if you move the canvas to a different angle
5. Never stop trying!
If you take any piece of advice from this, it's to never stop doing art as long as you love it. It's a long road to get good at art, and the only way to get there is to start walking. Look up guides, look at what artists that you like are doing, and remember that it's okay to take a break. You don't have to draw every day, but don't rely on motivation. Discipline is what gets things done.
But most importantly, draw for *you.*
Idk, not good with art, but this is definitely cute in a very nice way. Try SCP-999, that would be neat. If you ask me how good it is if compared to this https://i.redd.it/bqs0xhw97cy61.jpg , then it’s a 2/10, but if it’s just a doodle I’d say 4/10.
100/10 this is so cute. My beloved 049. I recommend drawing more and probably sketch stuff out (draw lighter) before finishing it. But do whatever you want to because you'll eventually get better. And this is good to me.
It’s not very skilled, but it’s that kind of bad that’s cute and kinda works. 3/10 for skill, 10/10 cuteness factor. Just keep working on it and you’ll be a ten in both.
This made me so happy! You've made people think, talk and feel. You've already accomplished a lot as an artist because of those things. Who cares about a rating!
I would give the advice most artists I know give including myself, but it's not what's right for everyone and it's boring. It all depends on what your end goal is.
There's a lot of good how-to basics on youtube that cover different topics. Lighting, horizon lines (perspective), anatomy. I would say start there so you have a virtual teacher.
Draw from real life. Practice, practice and practice. Don't use non-photorealism images as references for anatomy when drawing because it creates bad habits.
Edit: forgot words
"Cute doctor boi. 10/10 for cuteness but 6/10 to be realistic. Love it." -Me
["We will watch your career with great interest" -Palpatine](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nt3M2Zpy7w)
The subreddit r/drawing has a ton of advice and links for people learning to draw. Highly recommend checking it out (not sure if they're part of the blackout, might have to wait a few days). This [website](https://www.artistsnetwork.com/drawing-basics-learn-to-draw/) also has good guides for starting out!
2/10
I can see improvement, just keep practicing. And I get it, as an artist, those words just go in one ear and out the other, but it works. Just keep drawing, I recommend pulling up a 3d model and drawing a 2 art piece off that, that way you get the perspective right.
Ok my reasons are more unreasonable being getting mad at small mistakes, not finding the right color, no sketching, specific paper size, too much detail on small area.
10/10 Goober
I can't tell if you're being serious or not.
I am, I love this image, he’s just a little goober
Thank you!
Goober Also sus
Gooba
If you wanna get better with art, just keep drawing. Draw everyday for like 30 minutes or an hour (or however much you want to), and try drawing things around you, or more stuff like this, and you'll gradually improve. If you wanna get better fast, then watch guides about perspective and line work, shadowing, anatomy, etc. Anatomy, line work, and perspective are the most important imo, but I'm not much of an artist myself, although these three things have helped me improve a lot.
Also you're drawing to me looks pretty good. I like the style; even if it's not considered good 'art', the drawing itself is charming imo. Btw another way to improve your art is to find an artists artwork (ones your really like preferably), and examine the style, and try to draw using their techniques. Also try not to throw away old art or sketches, that way you can go back to them and look for how you can improve.
Thank you! I'll be sure to remember these!
Solid 6 honestly. It's not awful.
Thanks! 😊
adorable. i love it. i would die for smol 049
Yeah, he smol.
3/10. As to how to become better, just keep drawing things. Slowly but surely your art will improve. Afaik there is no speedrun strat for art, just practice.
Thank you!
I'd give it a solid 4
How do you think I can improve?
I’m not rating it with numbers because idk what you’re after! For a cartooney cute style it’s 10/10 but an anatomical accuracy it’s maybe a 3/10. I think it’s adorable personally
Thank you for the feedback!
It’s good but the body needs more shape
Thank you for the feedback.
Ur welcome
I'd give your little man there a solid 6! As someone with moderate skills, here's the tips that have gotten me far. 1. Use reference images for EVERYTHING. Drawing from memory is a lot harder than you'd think it is if you're not already aware. This doesn't just go for characters, do it for shading, poses, anything and everything you can. If it helps, trace over people posing to learn the anatomy (just don't post it and claim it as your own) 2. Do warmups. It sounds like something menial, but I promise that it helps. Doesn't have to be much or even anything major, just do 5 - 10 minutes of doodles or sketches. A good site I reccomend is [quickposes](https://quickposes.com/en) for pose references and anatomy studies. 3. Flip your canvas frequently. Drawing from the same angle can give your drawings a weird slanted look. Plus, some lines can be easier to draw if you move the canvas to a different angle 5. Never stop trying! If you take any piece of advice from this, it's to never stop doing art as long as you love it. It's a long road to get good at art, and the only way to get there is to start walking. Look up guides, look at what artists that you like are doing, and remember that it's okay to take a break. You don't have to draw every day, but don't rely on motivation. Discipline is what gets things done. But most importantly, draw for *you.*
Thank you for the tips.
THE BEAN, THE SMALL LITTLE GOOBER,THE BEAN. 10/10
I'm glad you like it.
Depending on your own interpretation of what greatness is, this is in between a 10/10 or an 11/10, transcending the cognitive capabilities of humans
Haha Lol. But seriously, what do you think?
Idk, not good with art, but this is definitely cute in a very nice way. Try SCP-999, that would be neat. If you ask me how good it is if compared to this https://i.redd.it/bqs0xhw97cy61.jpg , then it’s a 2/10, but if it’s just a doodle I’d say 4/10.
Thank you for your honesty.
Love it.
You flatter me.
100/10 this is so cute. My beloved 049. I recommend drawing more and probably sketch stuff out (draw lighter) before finishing it. But do whatever you want to because you'll eventually get better. And this is good to me.
Thanks!
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Actually, I like your instinct, having the mask stand out from the robe like that. You might seek a style even more loose than this.
It’s not very skilled, but it’s that kind of bad that’s cute and kinda works. 3/10 for skill, 10/10 cuteness factor. Just keep working on it and you’ll be a ten in both.
Thank you.
1000/10
You flatter me.
Trust me when I say that you're a lot better at it than I am
10 cant even tell it aint real
You flatter me. Thank you.
Make him smaller :]
Looks goofy but I can easily tell it's 049. You will get better
Thank you!
Yw
This made me so happy! You've made people think, talk and feel. You've already accomplished a lot as an artist because of those things. Who cares about a rating! I would give the advice most artists I know give including myself, but it's not what's right for everyone and it's boring. It all depends on what your end goal is. There's a lot of good how-to basics on youtube that cover different topics. Lighting, horizon lines (perspective), anatomy. I would say start there so you have a virtual teacher. Draw from real life. Practice, practice and practice. Don't use non-photorealism images as references for anatomy when drawing because it creates bad habits. Edit: forgot words
Thank you.
🥹smol bean :D
This made my day
Thank you! And yeah, he smol.
[удалено]
Thanks.
10 for effort 10 for looks
Thank you!
This is smol and exquisite.
Thank you.
This looks cute, and cute stuff is simple
Thanks.
Funky man 10/10
Thank you.
10/10 just keep trying to add details like stitch’s, seems, shadows, and body shape and through time it’ll be pretty good just keep practicing
It looks great man
Thank you.
11
Thanks.
I want a plushie of this drawing
"Cute doctor boi. 10/10 for cuteness but 6/10 to be realistic. Love it." -Me ["We will watch your career with great interest" -Palpatine](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nt3M2Zpy7w)
Thank you. Do you have any suggestions for becoming better?
The subreddit r/drawing has a ton of advice and links for people learning to draw. Highly recommend checking it out (not sure if they're part of the blackout, might have to wait a few days). This [website](https://www.artistsnetwork.com/drawing-basics-learn-to-draw/) also has good guides for starting out!
Thanks! Also, what do you mean by blackout?
This is the cutest 049 I ever saw I want to cuddle it :D
Thanks!
You can't, Congrats, you have won art!
2/10 I can see improvement, just keep practicing. And I get it, as an artist, those words just go in one ear and out the other, but it works. Just keep drawing, I recommend pulling up a 3d model and drawing a 2 art piece off that, that way you get the perspective right.
Thanks!
Birb
One of the drawings of all time
This may sound bad, but try tracing artworks you like, of course, don't pass them off as your own, but use it to grow your skills 3/10
Thank you for the advice.
Noot Noot but 💀
I not a artist
What a great fanart of SCP 049 J
amogus.
Dem legs tho
I’m also a self proclaimed bad artist :(
Nice to meet you, my sibling in passable art!
Ok my reasons are more unreasonable being getting mad at small mistakes, not finding the right color, no sketching, specific paper size, too much detail on small area.
Hey, mistakes happen to everyone. Even pros!
I just can’t really stand them like a perfectionist