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Ok, so i need your guy's help. I'm starting a course next year and i really need to improve my drawing skills. My course to be involves a lot of drawing assignments and although they don't need to be perfect i would like to improve.
So any suggestions or comments you have would be much appreciated.


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Wow, these are really good.

I'm not much of a drawer myself, so I can't really give any tips, but I really like these pictures. Maybe the only things that where a little out in some of the pictures where the proportions on the second last photo - but it seems as though that is the style of drawing.

I absolutely love the eye - it's gorgeous and really well done.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help - but feel free to PM me if you have any questions etc.

Keep drawing & Good luck. :D

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Would have reviewed this if it could load, too bad it can't, but i'll do so when it is able to load, and Mo., I am a human, and not a drawer...
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Hello there. :)

First off, what kind of course is it? Because if it's more like a cartoon, manga style, then you are just on the right path, and you'll be all good. But if it's about real life representations on white paper... Then you need a little more work. You really have a talent for this, it's just a matter of practicing the shadows to make it seem more real. That's pretty much all you need...

The best way to practice these things is to place an object or objects in front of you and draw them the way you see them, shadows and light and everything else.

Hope I was clear enough, and that you like your course!

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itsjustemilie wrote:Ok, so i need your guy's help. I'm starting a course next year and i really need to improve my drawing skills. My course to be involves a lot of drawing assignments and although they don't need to be perfect i would like to improve.
So any suggestions or comments you have would be much appreciated.


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ok, let me say this, i don't like cartoony drawings. In the first drawing, the snake does not look like a snake, it looks like a caveman's drawing. Although the eye in the last one is great, it does not have a "alive" feel...:)
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hey guys,
thanks for the feedback. Yeah my course is all cartoons thats why im leaning more too the un-realistic style. I'm going to be doing an animation course. So i will be doing mostly cartoons and comic style.
Thanks theotherone I will give drawing objects infront of me a try :)
does anyone have anytips on how to drawing cartoon style?
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Hello! What I can say is, don't try to line out everything, or imitate every detail in real life. You see, I couldn't at once tell that the second drawing--was a stripping girl? Oh my. :| Anyway, you really have to improve your proportions, and shadings. but you've got potential. Hope I helped.
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I love these,
the third one is great- you have really capurted the movement of the hug :)
Cant really review, as I have no real experience in art xD
but nice drawings :D
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