r/learnart • • 16h ago

Question This raccoon I drew on a birthday card looks creepy, but I can't articulate why. Any ideas?

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r/learnart • • 15h ago

Traditional Proportions are hard

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26 Upvotes

I didn't realize the back wheel is too far forward and I messed up the bumper a bit. Still good practice though.


r/learnart • • 20h ago

Value study

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1hr study. What can improve on, and is this okay for one hour?


r/learnart • • 3h ago

Drawing 4 days of learning gesture drawing - need constructive feedback

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I'm very much a beginner and recently picked up Michael Hampton's Figure Drawing book. I was hoping someone that actually knows what they are doing could help me to see more clearly what exactly I am doing wrong, how to work on fixing it, and if there is anything I'm doing well. Anything constructive is welcome, really. I feel like I'm going somewhere, but I don't really know where or if I'm going the right direction, if that makes sense. lol

On days 1-3 I gave myself about 5 minutes on each pose (sometimes a bit more) On day 4 I had no time limit, and I redid some of the poses from day 3. I was trying to be a little more "carefree" with what I was doing to see if that made a difference. The arrows are just indicating the order I was drawing the figures in.


r/learnart • • 7h ago

In the Works Lineart almost finished

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I feel like I'm almost done with lineart but been staring at it for way too long to see issues. Would really apreciate if anyone sees anything that feels off to point it out before I'll overcomit to rendering.