A question to everybody who knows how to draw
In what order did you learn the fundamentals?
In what order did you learn such things as perspective and anatomy?
How did you learn those things?
How much time did you spend? (total and per day)
just asking these questions so i can hopefully earn some motivation (i will probably fail again, but why not to try)
In what order did you learn such things as perspective and anatomy?
How did you learn those things?
How much time did you spend? (total and per day)
just asking these questions so i can hopefully earn some motivation (i will probably fail again, but why not to try)
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jk I really suck at drawing.
for the shade you can make another layer then do Gaussian blur.
For drawing qbees just draw a rounded square and some eyes, add shade and the accessories and youre done lol.
Drawing stuff takes me like, 1-2 hours to make depending on what im drawing
I would show you what I drew but it keeps on saying "The file failed to upload".
2. I learned anotomy first before perspective though i was somehow learning both at the same time....
3. Practice; by using rl references (such as drawing my own hand); looking up on google for references; constant doodling on notebooks; experimenting with different mediums and styles; asking other ppl for opinions (this helps a lot); observing at other ppls art (it helped aquire new styles)
4. total is around >13 years uwu. 3-6 hrs a day on average
5. Good luck! :D
https://forums2.cubiccastles.com/index.php?p=/discussion/29076/hamburger-comic/p1?new=1
Also, I recommend you practice on traditional first before digital. We all started out on traditional :3
2. I learned bone structure and proportions/anatomy first, mostly of animals. .. Kind of all at the same time.
3. I drew dragons everywhere because I loved them at the time (they weren't very good at first). I just doodled them every where and any time I had paper and pencil. I also started to practice bones and how they fit together. I practiced and now whenever I draw animals I do the bones first usually. I self taught myself, just with doodles and patience. It also REALLY helps to look off other art. You notice things they did that you never would have thought doing, but looks execellent in the finished picture.
4. Any time I had time I would draw something random - squid tentacles, a person's head, a foot, a horse, anything I felt like doing. I never really set a time and set about practicing drawing. Sometimes I did, but it never lasted long(maybe 30minutes). Most of my practice just comes from doodling so often.
Hope this helps, I tried..
2. Observation. I'm currently trying to properly learn anatomy, but observation should be the first thing you learn.
3. Drawing on a whim every now and then.
4. Can't say. Sometimes I'll draw for up to 2 hours a day, other times I'll procrastinate for weeks on end. Scheduling is hard.
2. I haven't lol
3. Generally just drawing / practicing and following a bunch of artists and a few 'tutorial' pages on Ig
4. I try doing 1 drawing a day. Bot sure how lomg i spend on them though.. 2hrs+