newbie sk book

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Hello everyone, I will be adding more stuff in a bit, i just have time for this one right now.. I've never taken an art class before, so it's nothing great or anything.

[amazed]

You tard you cant even post a pic right....
Its good dude, draw moar so i can critque

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A few new sketches. Comments would be nice, and some advice :)

[amazed]

Studies are studies dude, all I can say is to watch the line tone, especially on the outside, dont make try to modulate

[DefiledVisions]

the blurr.. is... my eyes.. :P haha im joking. Good start so far, though it seems to me that you don't use support lines for your studies.
They easily get unproportioned and distorted if not having a foundation to follow. I suggest you try to pick out the spine, the shoulders and the hip from now on.
One fluent line to mark the spines bending and position, and then a line for the shoulders marking left to right and same with the hip. When you've got that foundation it's much easier to build the entire body upon that.
Keep it up!

[Demon Lizardman]

I make a stick figure first and make the torso and waist circles, then I i connect them and make the limbs for the arms and legs ovals and after that, you can finally detail, it works well, you should try it.

[adammelo]

^ The above are good comments follow them wisely, i like the start to your sb so far, keep it up, study from the masters like Andrew Loomis!


Sketch back if you'd like...

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Thank you so much for the advice. :) I'll try my best and fix my mistakes. I'll post some more sketches in a bit, I've just been quite busy with school lately. Thanks again !

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