@stephen

“This is a great start. When i need to figure out perspective on a drawing like this, i always try to find the joints and feet in perspective first and build a box using those points to make sure i ha”

“Hello! Hair can be tough. I’ve made a little guide for you on what I like to do when I’m stuck trying to come up with a hair design for my portraits. Basically, I like to make a new layer and get a”

“Hello! That’s an ambitious angle to draw. It can be really difficult to imagine the head construction from that angle. From that angle you will almost certainly be seeing the underside of the jaw. ”

“Tricky pose without a mirror to see your own hand from that direction. I roughed in a quick proportion guide for you. That’s the main issue I see with your drawing.”

“This looks like a successful drawing. I really like the greasy spot left by the missing pastry. Adds a great narrative touch. The top-down composition works as a graphic arrangement. You could”

“First paint over got cut off here is my feedback image”

“Hello, I like the hair you got going with this. It’s got a good silhouette and I like the big medium small shapes that are clear and simple for a character you will might have to draw many times f”

“I think this looks great for a reference study. The perspective feels believable and your forms are looking well constructed in their orientations. You’re on the right track. Just keep doing more r”

“Hey great start here! You’re on the right track with your mannequin. I love how you are breaking down the pose into primitive forms. Proportions are mostly there. I adjusted the ribcage to be smal”

“Hello! I don't think your line confidence is lacking as much as you probably think. You have some nice variation in line weights; the interior lines are finer, while overlapping forms are stronger. I”

“You got a great start here. It’s a challenge to critique the pose, without your reference, but i can give you some basic advice on how i would start a drawing like this. Most importantly, the th”