hello there, i still think it is great and you do have talent just remember to use different styles of shadowing and different types of pencils also remember these words ''practise makes perfect'' i promise you it works the more you practise the better you get .I was the same i mean i used to draw stick men anyhow you can also keep your old drawings and later go back to them and see how much better you have gotten also play around with different shadings ,go buy yourself art books i learned alot from art books and drawing books i am busy with a book called''anatomy for artists'' and it really works .just remember practise practise practise and never ever give up you do have talent .i love it ,it really brings out good anime
Hi! I've seen your anime drawing as well. I feel that you can improve if you do things seperately. If you're planning on doing more of anime drawings, then I'd suggest that you try drawing the eyes, face, hair, step by step. You can practice the eyes first. Then try drawing the face. After you've done that, you can draw the hair. I've posted a link here. You can see the videos of Mark Crilley on youtube. They're pretty good. And I always learn new ways of drawing anime characters. (Different types of eyes, hair style, how to shade. It's got everything) Anyway, keep drawing. You're already getting the hang of it. The face is pretty cute I can say. You don't have to draw so many wrinkles in the shirt. Start with only a few on places where there are folds and where the hand's gripping the arm. I noticed you've drawn the knuckle pretty well. You should darken the hair a bit. Make clear lines so that the strands are visible. I hope this helped.
~Twinkle~
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Well like I said when I showed me before its not a bad start. Just need to fix the collar a bit. Also like the other guy said, try a bit of different shading
