Hey guys, I have been trying out new art styles and trying to mash them together into an art style I like. This is a drawing I did and I was just wondering if anyone could critique it. Would love to hear from you guys!

So I tried out a tablet to draw and it felt weird. So I was wondering if I can scan in my drawing and maybe use a program to color and animate it?

I'm a big fan of dc comics and hope to replicate bruce timm style.

Hello everyone in the following I want to depict how overthinking destroys us and when our mind takes over us we ruin our life.

I’m hoping to create traditional looking animations like the following: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q3gI-E_vqVA&pp=ygUUb3V0bGF3IHN0YXIgb3BlbmluZyA%3D https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rrmUk2YUm14&pp=ygUaYmF0bWFuIHRoZSBhbmltYXRlZCBzZXJpZXM%3D https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QxkMzn4et2U&pp=ygUaZ2hvc3QgaW4gdGhlIHNoZWxsIG9wZW5pbmc%3D https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo1LB0g3QrE&pp=ygUQc3VwZXJtYW4gb3BlbmluZw%3D%3D

So I feel sketching is getting better and wondering what I need to become an animator? specifically 2d animation like anime or many of the dc animated movies.

I am currently teaching myself animation with the animators's survival kit book. hoping to create cartoon one day. so any advice?

Hello everyone in following  artwork the kid symbolises as God as in my country kids are considered to be an image of God and in the god is sitting metaphorically in the shape of God and is seeing his children slaughtering each other and is saying that people spread violence in the name of mine(god) when in reality never said to kill anyone and we should put an end to communal violence Translation: kid panel- it says that they spread violence in the name of mine(god) when I have never said to kill anyone  Mid-ground panel- person forcing someone to chant a religious slogan it says chant louder victory to lord Ram(hindu god) Background panel- Allah hu akbar(muslim religious slogan)

So I've been drawing for years and here are some more recent works. I also tried out the free courses from the Marvel's the Art of Storytelling just figured I'd share

Hello! I am making a comic for print and just finished an action sequence page but wasn’t satisfied with the first attempt, because I wasn’t sure if the panels were dynamic or varied enough. Please let me know what you think or if you have any feedback on the better looking draft.

If anyone can give me some critiques on my drawings let know I like to improve my cartooning skills.

I saw him and knew i needed to paint him. Thoughts? What could I improve in my caricature art?

Hi All!  I've been developing a storyline in my head for a couple of years now... It doesn't seem to end, or leave me alone for that matter, so I better start scratching it onto paper! I've had the dream of drawing comics for a while now. I've used many online sources and books trying to gather information about the process and such, as well as about "how to draw" in itself. So here goes. These are the first three pages, done by hand. As I'm learning by doing, the idea is to do from start to finish a couple of pages at a time. This way I get to iterate the whole process several times and take pauses to analyse my way of working and what needs to be learned still. This also probably makes the first and last pages look completely different, but as this is merely for my own learning (and pleasure), that's alright. Things I already know I need to improve:  - more dynamic angles -> more thumbnailing - less messy mid tones - the second panel of the third page annoys me: it's the only panel where something actually happens, so why did I draw it so small?? :) - the penmanship sucks. I've yet to decide, whether to rehearse writing by hand or add the texts digitally later on. All in all, I'm proud I've come this far. I'm not going to redraw these pages right now, but move on. Any comments, critique and observations on what to improve in general (or regarding some particular panel / detail / etc) are very welcome. The photos are of poor quality, sorry about that.

Hi there, I did this drawing following along with Frank Cho. The video finished before it got to the rendering phase, so I kind of made it up from imagination. Just wondering if anyone who knows comic rendering, could point out my mistakes, please? Would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hello everyone! A while back, as part of an animation fundamentals course, I had to do a simple walk cycle from the side (first attached image sequence; design of the character is referenced from the example of the teacher). The result was an exaggerated walk with a really wide stride (which is in line with the requirements of that particular exercise). Overall, I was happy with the result except for the arms. With the arms I was going for a more relaxed feel but they ended up being way to stiff. With that in mind I had another go at it (this time using the character design from The Animator's Survival Kit). I’m much happier with this result (second and third image sequences). It looks a bit silly but for a cartoon character I think it fits quite nicely. Still, I am looking for ideas on how on improve it or any mistakes that my inexperienced eyes missed. So, if anyone has any critique to offer I would highly appreciate it. Thank you! (The first and second image sequences are on 4s without inbetweens. The third image sequence has inbetweens a well.)

Here is my attempt. I can see some flaws myself like bad line art and shitty hatching and anatomy so honestly i think it went horrible. Im looking for more criticism to see what can i do exactly to make it better or other suggestions