I've sketched so many damn faces lately, but I'm not stopping until I'm consistently satisfied with their features.

I've sketched so many damn faces lately, but I'm not stopping until I'm consistently satisfied with their features.

this one's really good

Navi will burn

Super quick pencil sketch.



And another digital. Probably my favorite so far.

And another.

Should start to work on coloring.

In a school group project we're currently doing, we're making a 3D character together. I made the first rough textures today.

^^Is that fish pregnant?

Clean outlines are so difficult.

Nah, he's just fat af

Clean outlines is one of my major struggles as well.

Inked sketch.

Quote from: Aether on March 13, 2017, 01:06:38 AM

I feel like I've progressed more in the past couple of weeks than I had in all of 2016. As cliche as it sounds, drawing every day is essential to getting better.

i wouldnt say every day is essential, drawing at all will help you improve as long as you can recognize your own mistakes, whether its every day or once a week; rather, the more you draw in less time, the faster you will improve, but you will improve regardless as long as you make the time for it

also i dont think necks can do that

I don't mean to imply that you can't progress unless you draw every day. Specifically I think it's getting in actual hours of practice that allows you to progress. I just find that it's easier to spread them over multiple days than to get in one super long session a week, as do most other's I've seen. The more of them you get in, the faster progression happens.

As for that sketch, you're probably right and I did notice it but I moved on instead of changing it.

Super Vegeta

my survival racers coming along alright

Dunno what possessed me to do this, I usually only so faces if I draw