Drawing

I like ur question.   2 reply

Like others say, practice makes perfect. Keep practicing. You can see tutorials or something else, but practicing is the best way to improve (in my case). Because you can see how to draw something you still don't understand, but don't imitate how others draw it, draw it with your style, keep practicing and voila, then you will understand it yoursel......   2 reply

(I know it's an obvious answer but that's all there is to it, I think) You have to draw a lot, whenever you have the chance! Tutorials are good but nothing beats lots of practice, and practice with real objects/people/places is the best for improving, it helps you understand how stuff works for real (I mean how lights and shadows work, how perspect......   3 reply

It's funny, i asked the same question some time back and the answer i was given was keep practicing carry a sketchbook with you and draw every day(without fail if possible) anything that catches your eye preferably using a fountain pen, a dip pen in ink is even better. That trains you to learn to pick out the most important parts of an image first ......   1 reply

Drawing has been my top true hobby since I discovered it in middle school. Here is a drawing from around my last year of middle school, the 8th grade: http://pic.mangago.me/r/essay/c8/co_/117276_692424.jpg In my last two years of high school I had access to proper art lessons for the first time. My teacher put me straight away into college-level or......   1 reply

Yes. I haven't been drawing for a while though, and I wouldn't say that I'm the very good at it.   reply