Hello everyone and welcome to my second attempt at drawing, I decided to do a face frontal only but I did decide to color as well let me know what ya think and thanks to all of you for encouraging my drawings.
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I recommend using Ibx paint because one, its free and two, they have more brushes you can mess around with but id recommend you draw it on paper first, take a picture of it, then use that drawing as a reference to use a guide to draw it though your doing good!
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Front-facing will always look kinda weird until you get really good. Keep doing this every day and you’ll be amazed with where you are in a month.
Also drawing on a phone is setting yourself up for a harder time tbh
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For once i agree with you Za, drawing on a phone is a pain in the ass
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Huh I would’ve thought phone would be easier?
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Phone apps are generally way inferior to PC art programs. Also, your finger is far less steady than you’d think
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Mhm makes sense, well I’ll stick to paper then since I don’t have any pc stuff. Unless you have recommendations?
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So I should just stick with paper for now?
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Practice on paper first then slowy move to digital, thats what I did, granted I drew a few of my pieces with my old phone and it had a built in stylist
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I really dig his mohawk. Sweet.
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Thanks I feel like I made his snout too big tho I’d have to look back through the tutorial items and see
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Everyone else is talking about using a pencil or whatever. I know for myself I fucked up my shoulder and can no longer hold a pencil steady so most advice is useless for me. However I can still draw “fairly decently” (relative to the general population) using a mouse and Ms paint just like how old digital artists used to do in the early 2000s. It honestly depends what you are more comfortable and if you see improvement.
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This is how I do art now. Not for the same reasons, I just like the aesthetic
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I wanna try both digital and physical drawing so I’ll def give both a shot thanks monsieur
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Mhm I’ll def give it a shot you did mention it’s easier to draw on a computer.
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Don’t even sweat it. Maybe he’s just a fluffy with a snozz. You’ll get the hang of it. Fluffies aren’t easy to draw, but anyone here can point to your drawings and say, “Yeah, that’s a fluffy.” That’s pretty damn good.
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If you still want to use your phone, finding a decently cheap stylus could help a lot I think.
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Mhm that sounds like a good idea I like the thought of having my phone to doodle ideas and explore those ideas more in depth on paper and my computer
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