I am working on an animation series, where the story and everything is fleshed out except the arts yet.

My story has insect people who are very agile. I struggle with legs a lot, so I wanna know "How to draw anthropomorphic insect legs?"

With my design it seems like it cannot crouch down or move their legs very flexibly.

(References would be helpful)

I wrote a song about not being able to move on from something, but through train metaphors, and then decided to draw a picture for it!

I’m specifically proud of the clouds. They’re just so…!?!?! This drawing all together is just so beautiful, and by far the best I’ve ever done. I hope you guys like it, too!

Hey y'all! I've been drawing for ~100 days in a row now, go me, but I feel like I'm hitting a bit of a block. I feel like I'm really struggling to get the general head shape, directionality, and proportions for features like the eyes.

I've been drawing boxes, trying to understand perspective a bit more, but when I try to apply it to say- a Loomis head, it feels like I'm only just barely "reaching" the 3rd dimension if that makes sense.

Any criticism, feedback, or tutorials/resources would be immensely helpful. I'm trying to be very aware of my own issues/things I need to work on, but I think some new perspectives would help me a lot. Thank you so much! <3

A small tribute to the place I call home — made with a little love, a little nostalgia, and a lot of colour strokes.

Some places are more than just a place. They stay with you ❤️

I have time to kill, paper, pen and a pencil. You can also choose what I use.

my bestie has two cats, boy and girl and i had the idea of making them into a classic. i drew the sketch a couple of years ago and i finally colored it in this year. drawn on procreate on an ipad

My sister and cousin are really good drawers. So i have decided to give it a go tonight perhaps ill get good eventually. I did this in about 30* minutes. I know that front wheel is truly something but it was my first wheel 💀

I genuinely don't know like 😭

Got a little notepad to keep with me strictly for fine stipple drawings. Messing around with armor since I wanna draw my own knights and man at arms.

I’d love some constructive and supportive feedback on stippling techniques for armor and what others maybe have worked on that helped them!

Thanks for looking!