My drawing!!

[123fire]

Its Obito eVolution, i don't know how to draw but at least i tried.

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Is it good?

 

[I'm stupid real stupid]

Yes its good
Art Obito>>>Your fav

 

[Garfield01]

10/10 better than kishimoto himself
i approve​

 

[Arian]

At least you know you cannot draw(yet?)
if you practices you could become better^^ its all about practice my friend.

 

[WhistleBlower]

Tbh, thats terrible. Why are you people misleading him?

Mate, the face is too round and fat. Other than that there are mistakes but i recommend looking at youtube videos tutorials or even find links on google.

All in all, practise makes better. So keep at it. Im sure you'll get better !

 

[Luciform]

nice try, keep it up, you'll get better!

 

[Garfield01]

Tbh, thats terrible. Why are you people misleading him?

Mate, the face is too round and fat. Other than that there are mistakes but i recommend looking at youtube videos tutorials or even find links on google.

All in all, practise makes better. So keep at it. Im sure you'll get better !

Can you do better? :| no? then stfu and praise lord almighty fire for he solos you and your fav. U_U​

 

[-immortal-]

Fiest ons looks like a ape

 

[123fire]

Can you do better? :| no? then stfu and praise lord almighty fire for he solos you and your fav. U_U​

This^^^^^^^

 

[123fire]

Yes its good
Art Obito>>>Your fav

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[shelke]

You need to work very hard if you want to improve. Try using black charcoal for darker areas:

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I would recommend Andrew Loomis. You will learn a lot on body and facial structures. Try to start off with the basics in the face drawing in Loomis's work. It is basically how to manipulate the circle and create facial dimensions.

Go for body art later, as you will complicate your life that way. Take one step at a time and you should be fine. Good luck.

 

[~Ethereal~]

At least you're trying, I gave drawing after the 3rd try.

 

[A Perfect Orgasm]

It's really good keep at it and you'll get better along the way.
It also doesn't hurt to trace, tracing makes you better and is good practice. I've been drawing since I was around five so I have a lot of experience trust me when I say that everyone can draw it's just the matter of putting in the work to practice

 

[Oza]

bad for now, but if you carry on you will get better.

 

[Aikor]

My drawings was like tht before too lol but u knw wat they say...practice makes perfect..Try to use trace paper and practice the curves

 

[123fire]

Thanks guys!!

 

[paratise]

When you are drawing humans , try to understand their anatomy not the mere image of what you see.

What constructs a human? You should ask that question first instead of plastering what you see on paper like sticker. Human has a skeletal structure that gives him/her the basic standing, structure and shape. Check out their pics and look a model if you have the chance . You probably have one in school"s biology lab. Or even touch yourself to feel the bones, you can understand better.

Then we have muscles to give us movement and a more defining shape. Again you can look their pic and observe your movements to understand them. Observe/touch people who are close enough to let you do so.

Check out the exhibition "body worlds" if it comes tou your country. If not look on net, but waxed dead bodies might disturb you, a fair warning:

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For references google stuff like "human anatomy sketch". You will see stuff like this:

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Do not copy them but look examples of how a human shape can be grasped and conveyed. There are simple lines to follow up first.

For ex. this is my skecth to be fleshed out:

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You can realize that it is basic, sketchy and draft but starting off from a single point reduces the way you can grasp something as a whole. There can be too manh lines, and they are all for directing you to the most correct ones. Don't hesitate to draw over and over them' being courageous while drawing will lead you both in motivation and improvement.

Have fun and good luck.

 

[Aikor]

When you are drawing humans , try to understand their anatomy not the mere image of what you see.

What constructs a human? You should ask that question first instead of plastering what you see on paper like sticker. Human has a skeletal structure that gives him/her the basic standing, structure and shape. Check out their pics and look a model if you have you have the chance . You probably have one in school"s biology lab. Or even touch yourself to feel the bones, you can understand better.

Then we have muscles to give us movement and a more defining shape. Again you can look their pic and observe your movements to understand them. Observe/touch people who are close enough to let you do so.

Check out the exhibition "body worlds" if it comes tou your country. If not look on net, but waxed dead bodies might disturb you, a fair warning:

You must be registered for see links

For references google stuff like "human anatomy sketch". You will see stuff like this:

You must be registered for see links

Do not copy them but look examples of how a human shape can be grasped and conveyed. There are simple lines to follow up first.

For ex. this is my skecth to be fleshed out:

You must be registered for see links

You can realize that it is basic, sketchy and draft but starting off from a single point reduces the way you can grasp something as a whole. There can be too manh lines, and they are all for directing you to the most correct ones. Don't hesitate to draw over and over them' being courageous while drawing will lead you both in motivation and improvement.

Have fun and good luck.

Damn man thts a pretty hardcore explanation..I got the chillls

 

[paratise]

Damn man thts a pretty hardcore explanation..I got the chillls

And that's only for basics of human anatomy.
Though different aspects of drawing rely on similar standpoints, like observing, understanding, and figuring connections.