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Yes, i need help from you, any kind of help.
You see, i made a promise to my friends that after I'm done with my school year, i will improve my drawing
The problem is, i don't know where to start....
i haven't drawn in 6 years
that's why i need advice or recommendations
maybe those 30 or 60 days learn to draw type, they may be good
Whatever help it is, thank you.
also image unrelated lmao
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If you'd like to go with the traditional route, I suggest piling up random fruits, vegetables, geometric objects and such and drawing naturemortes. Learning to draw basic shapes such as cubes, cones, cylinders etc and using that base knowledge to break down more complicated objects into parts makes it easier to draw. Also drawing naturemortes lowk helps with learning how to bring certain objects forward and others back. It sounds really boring but it builds a lot of skill since you're studying real objects in real time and lighting. Also as weird as it sounds sketching helps a LOT. Saw an interesting person on the street? Sketch out your impression. See a cool object? Sketch it Study objects as much as possible
Laur
It depends on what you want to draw and in which medium. I would generally recommend learning the basics, like anatomy and such through trial and error. I think the most important part of making art is that it reflects yourself so I also recommend a lot of experimenting and finding out what you are comfortable with.
Just draw things you like and learn a bit on the side yk I think that does the magic.
YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL
GET A SKETCHBOOK AND A PEN AND JUST START SCRIBBLING WHATEVER COMES TO MIND ^_^ PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!! IN MY EXPERIENCE IT HELPS WHEN U DON'T HAVE AN ERASER XD