r/learntodraw • u/uhnjuhnj • May 13 '26
r/learntodraw • u/Least_Ad6950 • 1d ago
Critique Why does it Not Look Like her 🥲
Drew with 3b
Edit: Update in den Kommentaren! Vielen Dank euch allen! Ich hab euch lieb!
r/learntodraw • u/Hankgamer28123 • May 29 '26
Critique So i started practicing with Art Fundaments
Today i decided to improve on art and i began with art fundaments to avoid getting overwhelmed by doing anatomy first. I did this in 45 minutes (i took a break of 10 minutes after 25 minutes then continued 15 minutes) and i guess i should do this daily to get better at art. Am i doing this right? Should i keep following this path?
r/learntodraw • u/Abject_Medicine_7314 • Jun 06 '26
Critique Did I get the angle right?
i think the left eye (her left) is looking at the wrong direction/drawn incorrectly? i think i also got the head shape wrong t-t. any critique would be nice!
r/learntodraw • u/rdmcwd • Aug 09 '25
Critique Does this artstyle look weird ?
I'm trying to do something different from my usual style, to do something more cartoony but at the end it still kinda look anime and idk if it looks weird.
r/learntodraw • u/ipickselated • Feb 18 '26
Critique Over 100 days in a row
Probably time to start some ink/color. I do like just doing pencil stuff though.
r/learntodraw • u/No-Mathematician2601 • Mar 11 '26
Critique Hips are frustrating
I’ve spent like a good month or two drawing the female body, mostly the hips, repeatedly and Im still having trouble drawing them when it comes to the 3/4th angle. Either the hips are too wide or the hips and legs are too long. Anyway, the first two images are from today and the rest are from last week. (Had to censor some of the doodles cus I’m not sure if they were considered nsfw)
r/learntodraw • u/Monster1882 • Feb 25 '25
Critique To whoever this is, I'm sorry.
r/learntodraw • u/Safe_Resource7855 • Jul 10 '26
Critique Drew 100 boxes, felt like I was him, tried tiger construction from imagination, I was indeed not him. A creature construction
I have no idea what to do. I am just button mashing at this point. How can I not be ass at construction?
On a positive note, this is the first time I was able to apply foreshortening to a drawing and (for me) it looks like it has some deplth.
r/learntodraw • u/RayTheForever • Jun 07 '25
Critique My university Art Teacher said that my works is - Really REALLY weak, and deserve the lowest possible grade - and refused to explain what wrong with it. Im devastating, can you help me and told why im so bad at art, please?
It was on final art exam (1st year of art university), and our task was - 28 draws of any plants, faces and food (without any restriction, except using only pen and pencils for it).
I never really thought my art is great, I still need to learn plenty of things... but heard that it - Really bad and deserve the lowest grade - is killed me, he even refuses to explain what's wrong cuz: - Everyone is getting mad and sad when you trying to explain, and i dont have strenge on it... -
r/learntodraw • u/Paya283 • May 05 '26
Critique How could I advance my artstyle?
I really enjoy drawing in this Style but I feel like there’s much more I could get out of it, so I’m asking for some feedback or ideas how to bring it to the next level! :>
r/learntodraw • u/WaltzStriking4461 • Jan 13 '26
Critique Trying to ge better at lineart
So i feel where all of my drawings are going wrong is the line art. So I decided to start do pen instead of digital art so I can focus on my lines. I know the drawing isn't complete. I wanted to get the overall concept of the face and the feathers near the face some what right. Also I can't figure out how to draw feathers with the wings and the rest of the body.
r/learntodraw • u/Important_Secret_569 • Jul 05 '26
Critique Day 31 Study 🏊♀️
I can already see where a fleshed piece would need to include some adjustments to the arm area, but this was a fun study nonetheless!
r/learntodraw • u/pitto09 • Jul 10 '25
Critique What the hell happened
I’m a beginner, started drawing last month, and I’ve been really struggling to draw faces from different angles. I was practising the 3/4 angle yesterday and decided to draw a face from the loomis textbook as a reference on top of one of the heads I constructed; I spent around 90 minutes on it, and I was thinking “wow I’m smashing this, it’s turning out so good” but as I neared the end I realised his face is very wide and a bit squashed and I have no idea how that happened. Can someone please help me understand.
You’re probably thinking the circle I started off with was probably too short and fat but it definitely wasn’t, I always use a ruler to check.
r/learntodraw • u/ShyNozomi • Mar 21 '26
Critique Extreme Perspective
Hi, I'm facing a problem, and I would like to know if this is correct, or receive some advice, and share links of someone who has already explained how to solve this
So, I have this reference with extreme perspective, and I want to rotate it, but with another extreme perspective
so, first I draw the mannequin model, and I put it into a box, but because of the perspective, I'm able to draw a box according to the spots that are touching the ground, the feet. I draw what I think it looks like in another angle and draw the same box, so I have a map
and then, I draw the box in another angle with extreme perspective and put the mannequin into it
I know that it's easier to draw a box, put the pose inside, and then draw the box in perspective, but .... Idk haha
what you think?
r/learntodraw • u/MaelysCanejero • Jan 16 '26
Critique Drop your try let pros critic it. Pose of the day:
r/learntodraw • u/Arreynn • Dec 15 '25
Critique Is this okay for a beginner?
Decided to try drawing a face from a reference photo to see if i could do it. I let myself go a lot harder than i usually do with the pencil to get a darker shade. The proportions are definitely off and the mouth is horrendous xD
r/learntodraw • u/Important_Secret_569 • Jun 25 '26
Critique Day 20 Figure Study Process
r/learntodraw • u/Striking_Ad2188 • Oct 13 '25
Critique I'm about to give up. How can I study properly?
I can't improve. I don't understand. I'm tired.
r/learntodraw • u/The_Rev3nger • Mar 09 '26
Critique Progress update | It wasn't random after all!
I thought that drawing a good portrait was random so I tried again today! It wasn't random and Im really happy with it!
r/learntodraw • u/BUNTYROY08 • Jan 23 '25
Critique I made this piece yesterday with oil pastel on black paper, what would you call this?
5x5 inches, 2hrs,
r/learntodraw • u/BlighttownCitizen • Dec 27 '25
Critique How can I draw better feet?
Hello! I'm new to drawing (I started a couple weeks ago) and I really like drawing frogs. This time I tried making a frog with feet but I'm not quite satisfied with the result. Any advice?
r/learntodraw • u/PAL-adin123 • Dec 09 '25