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)

Idk I’m bored

Je m'exerce à partir de photos pour améliorer mon trait notamment sur les mains (mon cauchemar), la perspective, la dynamique. J'aimerais bien avoir des retours et des astuces. Y a t'il un personnage que vous aimez et qui serait intéressant de creuser ?

I’m not that good of an artist but give me some things to draw I need something

I messed up on the portrait . But the clothing looks good

The original post was for r/learntodraw. Since no one really commented on it, i'll post it here to ask for tips and advice. I don't consider myself good at drawing, i think what i do it's mediocre, and that's why i wanna improve.

Pretty mid day wasent feeling it

Hello,

Basically the title. I’m looking for some sort of book that helps you learn how to draw—as in the fundamentals, and how to actually think like an artist (so much art advice feels like just saying what to do and not actually how to do it)—that DOESN’T require me to buy out an entire art store for the

My end goal is digital art, so buying out an art store and using all these materials honestly doesn’t interest me. I‘m willing to learn by using traditional art, especially because I can’t afford a drawing pad right now, but I just want to use a pencil. Colored pencils are fine too sure, but only for learning color theory. I don’t want to get everything else, but every book I try has a whole shopping list at the front and it’s frustrating.

I was just hoping I could get a book that could actually be of use because I really just have no idea where to start when learning how to draw.