[venti]

i know i'm gonna regret this
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[clowns]

some critique (or advice idk)

use this smoothing tool, it makes the lines look more smooth and nice. Also (if you don't already) make a sketch or smthn, these are just things i do

[MrM3atb4all]

I think your art is pretty good! Smoothing tool would help a lot!

[venti]

some critique (or advice idk)

use this smoothing tool, it makes the lines look more smooth and nice. Also (if you don't already) make a sketch or smthn, these are just things i do

I think your art is pretty good! Smoothing tool would help a lot!

Thank you both! I'll try it out.

[SnowyEevee]

here is some advice:
maybe try drawing the ears after you draw the head, it helps alot with focusing on the ears, look at my eevee drawing from september, the ears look really amazing for it:

[Electronia]

Try using the watercolor tool for hair, and the soft eraser for eye highlights. <3

[CHIMINGSOUL]

Here's some help!

Try using LOTS of references (that you can use with credit)
You can find Chickensmoothie's free to use (with credit) references here!

Try making a sketch, and then lining it. It helps. You can correct errors in the sketch with the final line art. It does take longer but it's worth it! Make sure to do the 2 on different layers.

Smoothing!! Everyone has a different smoothing level, and it takes awhile to find it, but it will definitely help.

You can also ask people to redline something you draw with the correct anatomy, which tells you what you need to improve on most of the time.

Hope this helps!

[venti]

here is some advice:
maybe try drawing the ears after you draw the head, it helps alot with focusing on the ears, look at my eevee drawing from september, the ears look really amazing for it:

Thank you! Nice drawing btw!

Here's some help!

Try using LOTS of references (that you can use with credit)
You can find Chickensmoothie's free to use (with credit) references here!

Try making a sketch, and then lining it. It helps. You can correct errors in the sketch with the final line art. It does take longer but it's worth it! Make sure to do the 2 on different layers.

Smoothing!! Everyone has a different smoothing level, and it takes awhile to find it, but it will definitely help.

You can also ask people to redline something you draw with the correct anatomy, which tells you what you need to improve on most of the time.

Hope this helps!

Thank you! I'll try that.

[venti]

Hello! A tip is to try to use reference images on the things you draw, you can search on your browser for images, or use the reference gallery of CS.

thank you! i'll check that out.