Another one... her eyes are drawn badly though.
It looks cool, despite of the eyes.
i agree...
Thanks guys. Didn't expect these feedbacks... I'll continue to learn more and become a CG artist one day... if ever...
bit of advice... don't start sketching with anime characters as the subject. art school teachers hate that.
Meh, I started with anime. Unless you count crappy little newspaper like cartoons. Yet I do sometimes get the urge to draw scenery instead.
Hmm, maybe when I´m able to upload, I may upload some arts I made during school lunch or at home... :-)
looking forward to that. I need some ideas on how to have a better drawing figures...
Sometimes, I read some pages of "How to draw Manga" by Katie Coope to find some advices.
Didn't know that... anyway, it's just to show that I can draw.. they'd expect us drawing circles and squares or just like a kid's doodles, perhaps?
if only it were that easy
Drawing forms of a skeleton, gently rub off the "Bones" and then form the character with pen and black ink pen. Easy as that. ^^ But, sometimes, I just haven´t come up with some inspirations of what to draw...
If you don't mind I have some advice too. I agree with necrophadian, don't draw too much anime' in art class, coz not all teachers love the style, try to deviate from the style by making the hair more realistic and eyes less googley. I may not be the best artist around, but here is some advice. I learned drawing human figures by drawing Gundams in whole at first, yes believe it or not, Gundams are sexy and have good proportions compared to other mecha, well of course this is just an opinion. Also it doesn't hurt to copy from other drawn figures, take your time and copy from posters copy and copy until you think you can draw on your own. Everyone has potential and that potential can be magnified greatly as long as you have the determination to practice and train. I'm expecting more of your artwork ^^
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