Hi! I have recently been studying a lot of topics that I struggle in ,but lately I have been thinking about how my work looks. My goal is to ultimately work in the industry as an illustrator. However ,I feel that my drawings are not good enough,nor am I improving. I am seventeen and self taught thus far.Can anyone give me some pointers on what direction I should take? Thank you! @Liandro ,I'd really like your opinion on this! :)

Before I go into some details, I would really like if you give me some feedback for this =)

Hello! I recently started working on a new drawing , in which I took reference and added my own twist. I asked a couple people ,and they all said the perspective of the limbs looked off.Also ,I felt that it wasn't quite as dynamic looking as the original reference. I'd appreciate another set of opinions on that. Thanks so much! :)

continuing the study and design of faces

For this exercise I started experimenting with design as opposed to just practice portrait painting. I think I am finding a style that feels natural to me. Comments are welcomed

Hey folks! Here's my latest piece. A keyframe I did for the Instagram account @24hr_keyframes (Altough not really, cause I'm way passed the deadline). The second image is the brief they gave for this challenge. I'd love to know some of your thoughts on the piece and how I can improve it. Thanks!!

This was for a school project I did and I couldn’t really render it well and I’m still not very experienced with adding color to my art work any tips?

Hey! Here's a design I'm working on. I just wanted an honest critique on any matter: design, render, local values, color... I thought of him as a royal guard that has bigger aspirations and will do whatever it takes to fullfill his purpose. The archetype could be somehow similar to Scar from the Lion King

I m new here and would love to get some feedback on this painting i ve made. Would be great! thx =)

Ive been trying to make my art a little more refined without having the lineart with it and i was wondering what i can do to make the limbs and body pop more and not look as “flat” i guess p.s.-i still haven’t finished rendering the painting yet

its 4:17. AM i need some sleep

Hello friends, Could anyone please let me know how this sketch reads? what do u think is the story? Would love to have character design related advice and critiques. Also any critiques on fundamentals are most welcome ! This is the first time that I draw mostly from imagination. thanks y'all ! love to see your works. Thank you all for drawing !

The parts I am struggling with is perspective, the ocean, color, and composition. I tried using a rough blender model to use as a guide but ended up just guessing most of the perspective. I have no clue how to paint water. How does water reflect light, what shapes are created, and how transparency in water works. The color and composition looks wrong. I dont know why. How do I get the bug in the middle to stand out more? 

Some feedback I've given off this site that might be helpful!

These are some creature designs I did a while ago and I was wonder if there was anything I could fix to make them look better and if there was any anatomy changed I could make

I'm taking a turn on a darker style, how do you like these? Feel free to comment/feedback. Thanks!

So here's the character after the critique some of you gave me, specially @seazeff who told me to tag him in the post. I attached the previous version so you can compare. Some of my thoughts: I feel like I learned a lot with this one. I look back at what I posted here and it's almost as if a differente, less prepared person did it. I used to not apply critiques to the work that I considered "done" or "almost done". I said to myself that I'd do it for the next piece, which sometimes did not happen either cause the subject was different or cause I forgot. Well, this time I fought till the end and I couldn't be happier. Sure it's not perfect but compared to how it was you could almost say it is!! haha Let me know what you think!

Hello! I was hoping to get some feedback on this drawing I worked on a couple days ago. Next time I'm hoping to do something more dynamic,but this one was more about the rendering. Thank you for any help! :)

Hey everybody, here’s some drawings for a little project I’ve been working quite a bit on, a new Doctor who! I’m a big fan of the show and there’s just so much you could do with the amazing premise of the series. I’m working on some story ideas I’ll hopefully do some rough storyboards for eventually, and i definitely want to learn more about story structure and all that awesome stuff.  for now I’ve mostly just been having fun trying to work on the characters. And of course a bit of the tardis, really want to work more on that since designing rooms and hard surface stuff in general is way out of my comfort zone, but there couldn’t be a funner thing to design! I’ve been trying to write down ideas for characters and story to go off of and build, so that’s progressing too.  Since I am a fan of the show I need to try hard not to make it super similar to what’s already been made haha, need to come up with some new ideas!! Character development! I’ve only been learning a little so far, but learning about story structure and character building is extremely interesting and I’ve come to see how essential it is, even if I don’t become a writer lol. And bill Perkins visual storytelling class I’ve been slowly going though on NMA has been awesome as well for learning all sorts of mind blowing composition knowledge! Good stuff. For the Tardis room I was trying to make it feel really spacious and focus on having very organic feeling shapes, hopefully give it an alien feel. Definitely need to do some more ideation in it,since there’s a lot of room to do something different, see all the different directions you could go. Also I need to work on not making all the same size shapes and sections, make more clear distinct big medium small. And I was trying to apply something I heard Steven Zapata talk about on designing rooms: never just make a box and put stuff in it. Think about different levels, interesting shapes and structures. Just thought it’d be a good idea to show some ideas I’ve been working on, I’d of course appreciate any thoughts thanks! 

Having some fun doing these line drawings for a recent commission for a friend. It was tricky figuring out line pressure and getting a style of line that I liked but I think I’ll do more of these and just put them up on Etsy to sell prints. I highly recommend finding a way to list your work for sale and with some print shops you don’t even have to do anything other than the original design. https://etsy.me/3y48Pyo (References purchase from posespace.com) If you like drawing you also might like sculpture so be sure to check out my sculpture course! Stay productive. Stay creative!