pack on my back

Hey guuyss. So in engineering class, we had to redesign pre-existing products. I chose a backpack. Basically, i added more pockets, added locks to those pockets that can be unlocked with a key, organized the interior, made it also function similarly to a travel suitcase, and many more. Any product designers here at artwod? If so, any critiques? And besides that, is the perspective mostly correct? Feel free to let me know!

my anime pose still looks stiff even when i follow it step by step

I’m trying to sketch anime characters in different poses but they all look like they’re just standing there. Even with references there’s no movement in mine. My gesture drawing and balance need work. using charcoal, would love some critique

anime girl hands look easy until i actually draw them

I’m trying to sketch an anime girl and whenever her hands are visible they look really awkward. i dont understand how to construct the fingers properly. Probably struggling with anatomy and form here. I use Procreate, are there any exercises i should try?

Bull Dragon - An artwork by Krish(me)

A creature of shadow and sinew emerges from the white void—half-remembered myth given form. Its powerful hind legs coil with restrained force, digitigrade and thick with muscle, as though the earth itself might crack beneath its weight. The torso rises in a fluid, predatory arc, lighter along the underbelly, darker where denser fur or hide gathers across the shoulders and neck. One great wing unfurls in a sweep of translucent membrane and bone, catching imagined wind, while the other remains half-folded, a promise of flight not yet claimed. The head is elongated and severe: a broad muzzle lined with sharp teeth, heavy brows casting the eyes in shadow, and a crest of horn or bone sweeping backward like a crown forged in storm. Every line of the body speaks of tension—poised between earthbound power and the sudden, violent freedom of the sky. The sketch itself remains raw and searching, its gestural marks still breathing with the energy of discovery, as if the beast has only just stepped out of the artist’s mind and onto the page.

Is there an easy way to draw anime heads from different angles? Mine look really unclear and the facial structure feels off.

Drawing faces from different angles is pretty tricky for me. I’ve looked at a few examples and tried to follow them, but my heads always end up looking weird. Is there an easy way to understand head perspective from different angles so I don’t get confused when drawing heads from different directions?

I followed the steps to draw anime hands, but mine still look awkward

I’ve been trying to follow the steps for drawing proportional anime hands, but somehow mine still look really off and awkward. I’m not sure where I’m going wrong. What should I focus on to improve them?

Castle on rocky shore

I can't seem to understand how to have better perspective. Also my forms seem flat. Advice appreciated thank you!

Captain Omega

The light source is somewhere below the character's face, so it's be good to find it's exact location and correctly represent how the light falls on the fabric and on the character as a whole. But I don't want other design details to be lost after setting the main attention by light. It would also be great if you pointed out any anatomical and design problems.

Captain Omega

The light source is somewhere below the character's face, so it's be good to find it's exact location and correctly represent how the light falls on the fabric and on the character as a whole. But I don't want other design details to be lost after setting the main attention by light. It would also be great if you pointed out any design and anatomical problems.