r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Certain-Opinion7473 • 3h ago
Seeking help Stuck???
I've been practicing since February this year but it seems like my art isn't getting any better :(
Is there anything I can improve that doesn't rely on fine motor skills. Sorry if this post was repetitive
(I tried drawing Natsuki from memory but I got her hair wrong but ignore that)
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u/aFanOfAvgJonasLftEar 2h ago
Bruh... Then just dont draw from memory if u still learning, u can learn a lot by looking at other's art might seems a bit complicated but with time and effort u will get it eventually.
U gotta learn what looks normal for a human and whats not normal thats wht a reference is for. Once u learn from those reference u can apply it on your other art to improve. Just trust me drawing from memory wont be good in the beginning(except if ur doing recalling like Ori's method i think)
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