Behemoth thumbnail idea

I feel like I’m struggle with a few parts to this piece. First one is just the anatomy of the giant. The stomping foot over the figure seems off or maybe it’s the alignment of the back leg. I feel like I like this angle and composition but maybe it’s not as believable as it should be? Any help would be amazing! Also I’m sure I should adjust the colors too, it’s supposed to be a snowy mountain like landscape but I didn’t really set up a good foundation to depict that. Many thanks to all you talented helpers!

Day 2 : Watercolour Foxgloves

Time to dust off the watercolours!

June 2th again again

Day 2 of the Artwod June challenge. Trying to use boxes, cylinders, and form manipilaton that i've learned on the Artwod drawing basics course :) reposting because i put it in the wrong category And i had to fix the leg...

June1

This is day 1 of my Artwod june challenge. I will probably not do portraits tomorrow. They're really hard and take time. That's why you can probably see them not being very detailed. But, drawing fast can be a good and educational challenge too. Reposting because i put it in the wrong category

Practice drawing of hands

How can i improve my hand drawing to look more convincing?

Pose

a pose lm drawing from pinterest

Christopher Walken quote

I’m relearning to draw digitally after decades not drawing much. I’d love to master drawing portraits and people situations and gesture from imagination.

Working on a toy train

What would you score this out of 10 (10 being excellence not perfect) and what one thing could I do to make it closer to 10. I suspect that perspective is not perfect so if there was something else to comment on that would be great. Thanks

June Sketchbook Challenge Day 1

Hello! I am looking forward to the sketchbook challenge as a way to get to have some more fun drawing. I have been focusing hard on trying to improve my fundamentals and working digitally, so having my comfort zone of the sketchbook be the challenge is a welcome thing. What I want to work on some more is the perspective of my characters and the proportions. I think my perspective is good enough at a glance, but I think it might be inconsistent. As for proportions, I am trying to learn to be more intentional with them. My characters' proportions tend to feel like super heroes or really tall and slender. I'm fine with that sometimes, but it isn't being done intentionally, it's just a result of me trying to obey human proportions as best as I can. The characters shirt is a direct reference to a clothing item in Zelda Breath of the Wild, and that game's characters have proportions that I like. They feel slightly stockier than the characters I usually end up drawing. I have a vague idea that 7 heads tall is a bit more of an average proportion for characters, but I would love some tips on how to intentionally play with character proportions. Thank you!