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“Hello there! The only character whose proportions felt a bit off was the character in the back. The torso feels a bit too wide, but the arms are the ones that are too small; you need to make the”

“Hey there! I understand the frustration; a long time ago, I went through the same thing, feeling like my drawing wasn't improving no matter how much I practiced. I'll recommend what worked for me,”

“Hey Dasha! I love this portrait! I just corrected a few areas that I felt looked a little odd, like the eye, or simply tried to emphasize the volume a bit more using only lines. Areas such as”

“Hello there! The portrait looks good, and the proportions aren't too bad either. :) The only thing I did was adjust the length of the chin a little. I felt it was a bit too short compared to the”

“Hey! If that works for you, then it's fine :D You're doing a great job with the arm structure :D”

“Hey there! Looks good! Now it's just a matter of drawing on a new layer (since digitally, it's always easier to clean up your drawings). I recommend breaking it down into stages. In the first on”

“Hey there! The portrait doesn't look bad! Even the hair isn't too bad; you've simplified it, but I think it looks good. :) The main issue I see here isn't symmetry either. At the end of the day,”

“Hey there! You need to keep the basic shape of things in mind. For one, think about the shape of the head, whether you see it as the Loomis head or as a box in perspective. On the other hand, if we”

“Hello there! Good work so far! I really like your style. :) I wanted to give your character a bit more volume, and it all comes down to the lighting. Assuming the light source is coming from abo”

“Hey there! The main issue is the boxes converging. If you have the opportunity to draw over the reference, you'll notice that the convergence isn't as strong, but rather more "open." In other words”

“Hello there! It looks better! The feedback you received previously helped you. There are still a few minor anatomy issues, but I'd like to focus more on the lighting and colour. :) On one hand,”

“Hello there! Sorry if the portrait looks a little different. The line quality may make it look slightly different, and I also changed the proportions a bit. I feel like the eyebrows and eyes are”

“Hey there! You did a good job! The only thing is that the ellipse needs to be slightly narrower; it's really not a huge difference. :) But keep in mind that the cone isn't tilted that much, so we ”

“Hello there! Such a cool knight here! I would play around with the character's proportions a bit, since the design feels a little too uniform. I would also make a small change to the pose, such”

“Hey there! I like the characters! But in general, what I would do is push the gesture of the pose a bit more so their personalities stand out. For example, notice how in both characters I emphas”

“Hello there! Such a cool character! I made a few adjustments to the pose. In particular, the head felt completely disconnected from the body. Even though I intended a slightly hunched posture, ”

“Hey there! I corrected a few of the heads. The main issue I noticed is that, in most of them, the center line of the head was either too straight or didn't follow the shape of the head, making i”

“Hey there! I hope I can explain this clearly! :) These types of organic shapes can be a bit tricky. Even I sometimes struggle with them, haha. But there are ways to make them a little easier to”

“Hello there! You have a good foundation here! I just tried to add a bit more colour vibrancy to the skin, such as reddish tones on the cheeks and a subtle touch on the nose, as well as defining”

“Hi there! First of all, even though you're drawing the pose using the "skeleton," it doesn't follow proper perspective because of the position and angle of the shoulders and hips. They should tilt ”

“Hello there! Good start! I like the character and their expression. However, the proportions feel a bit off. The head is too elongated. Although I think you tried to draw the cap sitting on top”

“Hey there! Well done here! Just be careful with the perspective of the face. Keep the center line of the head in mind to make sure the facial features stay aligned. The mouth, for example, is po”

“Hey there! Well done here! :) I made a few adjustments to the proportions of your drawing. The eyes were slightly misaligned. Remember that the tear duct should align with the wings of the no”

“Hello there! Looks so good! I don't have much to say since it looks like it's still in the early stages, kinda. One thing I'd recommend is using the Lasso Tool to paint shapes with strong edge”