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Improve your structure and gesture, a 3 min read
Master cat drawing by progressing from simple shapes through structured forms, gesture work, and imaginative rotation exercises to create lively feline artwork.
Animals


Day 5
Another day done

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Mr. Noneck
I could use some fresh eyes on this guy. I've received a lot of helpful feedback here in the past, so I thought I'd try again. I tried to apply the small, medium, and large shape principle throughout the design, although I'm wondering if I should have pushed it further. I also made a conscious effort to improve the lighting, since that's been one of my weaker areas. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, whether it's on the composition, design, lighting, perspective, rendering, or anything else that stands out. I'm ready to move on from this piece, but I'd love feedback from a fresh perspective before I do.

June 18th submission
Little time today. If someone has feedback on my loomis heads i would appreciate it

Day 18
Yet another work on perspective

Voodoo chest design
Hi! I'd love to hear some advice on how can I improve my design skills. How can I make the design more cool, appealing, interesting, etc.

Dnd character character design and groupshot, heavy WIP
Been atuck at this groupshot for a while, not sure if i should drop designing it and start focussing on the single characters before even attemting to make the groupshot illustration, qny advise on the single characters or on the group composition?

Three-point perspective
Hi everyone! I'm a self-taught artist, and drawing is just a fun hobby for me. I've never asked for critique before, but I'd love to get a professional opinion on my work.I tried using a three-point perspective for this piece. It didn't turn out exactly how I wanted, so I'd really appreciate any feedback.I also have one specific question. I tried to sketch some trees in the background with a pencil—they are barely visible, but they are there. How should I draw distant trees in a three-point perspective? Should they stand straight up, or should they tilt toward the third vanishing point (which is off-canvas)?Any advice on proportions would also be awesome. Thanks!

Horror oc practice
Practiced drawing my horror oc and what off here