Here's a new attempt at this project. It took me a while to realize that I was making the eyes completely flat. :D Any critique is appreciated.

Came back to this exercise and got lost in it 😅 I liked the character so much I had to color it and I am even working on a small animation loop Subject: wood turtle

I revisited this challenge before moving on, and went for the skull by Jeff Watts this time. I felt that this turned out better than my last attempt, and I think it was a good idea to choose a simpler subject to study.

That's awesome, what time do you guys meet? (I am in EST)

I really like the expressive sketches of Glen Keane and the way he uses line weight to really draw the eyes to the wanted areas. So simple yet so efficient

Fun simple exercise, really helped me realise the impact of different lineweights

Day 261: Some really good tips in this one Mr.Proko. I think its really cool to see that im pulling off more confident lines but also even cooler that there is so much that I still need to practice. Overall I think I have a more clear idea about taper strokes and now I know where and how I can improve my line quality further. DRAWING IMPROVEMENT DRAW ON! DRAW ON! DRAW ON!

For tip #5: Rotating the paper, is rotating the paper a valid long term strategy? Or would it be better in the long run to practice the "awkward angles" so that they're as good as my normal angles?

First attempt, I have a hard time with clean lines and not pushing too hard on the paper

Had fun making pears, I feel like having a clear drawing goal really helps reduce my anxiety and put pencil to paper!

i only been drawing like 8 months so its not great

I redrew the apple I did after watching the demonstration video, I think it looks better than the first although I think I would have been better with an image that had a better light and shadow contrast. Any feedback is welcomed 😀