I painted one of my first landscapes and I‘m pretty proud of it :)3yr ⋅ basilandcinnamon ⋅ r/learnart
Can someone explain why tons of young youtubers do paintings bit by bit, resulting in almost a photorealistic paintings, while others, mostly more experienced painters, paint by adding layers?2yr ⋅ Jan__Hus ⋅ r/learnart
I’m working on perspective and hard surface line work, any feedback helps!2yr ⋅ 343CheekyBuns ⋅ r/learnart
My very first attempt to draw a tree. Don’t know if it’s good or not. I kind of like it.2yr ⋅ DemKerl ⋅ r/learnart
Attended my first art class, to understand more about forms and texture. I'm learning to avoid over smoothening everything. This was a virtual class on digital portrait painting3yr ⋅ art_ninja ⋅ r/learnart
I did this thing, and even though it's not my regular style, I actually enjoy this uneven coloring2yr ⋅ mamee_ini ⋅ r/learnart
A lot of years giving up, coming back, failures and triumphs. Always learning.4yr ⋅ Busty-StClair ⋅ r/learnart
It's been a long and insane journey. (some thoughts and tips in the comments)3yr ⋅ bojo600 ⋅ r/learnart
Exercise idea: Draw boxes in perspective. Fill sides with noses, ears, eyes etc.5yr ⋅ BeardholeCasserole ⋅ r/learnart
I've been seriously learning to draw these past weeks and this is the first time I've tried to color and shade. I'm actually really proud of how it turned out.4yr ⋅ ArtchR ⋅ r/learnart
The Three of Swords, representing pain and betrayal. Please let me know what you think!2yr ⋅ Spider_meng ⋅ r/learnart
Trying to get into more realistic drawings using 2-point-perspective, any feedback?1yr ⋅ Pendragon_29 ⋅ r/learnart
I drew my cat! Tried to make it realistic but I struggled a lot with the direction of the fur2yr ⋅ Fluffyhunter33 ⋅ r/learnart
Still learning to use alcohol markers- critique appreciated. I feel like the bubbles in the coffee just don't look right...4mo ⋅ Eastern_Ear6010 ⋅ r/learnart
my oil painting, i just got into oil at college this year, and i’ve been really enjoying it2yr ⋅ Relevant_Flatworm382 ⋅ r/learnart
The dreaded “poop phase” that every drawing has to go through. The trick is to power through the poopiness.4yr ⋅ wheatbreadd ⋅ r/learnart
Combining two things I find really difficult to draw: Hands and foreshortening. What do you folks think? Any feedback/critique?3yr ⋅ J_Aalto ⋅ r/learnart
I tried using 'traditional' methods to paint this portrait. Feedback appreciated <33yr ⋅ dudewheresmypen ⋅ r/learnart
Drew this one today, tried a wild west theme, any feedback would be appreciated.3yr ⋅ deeps_dumdum ⋅ r/learnart
This is my favorite oil painting portrait I've done so far. Previously, I blended too much. For this painting, I became much looser with my strokes and colors. I will definitely be adding more green to skin in the future!3yr ⋅ dudewheresmypen ⋅ r/learnart
I think I'm getting the hang of full scenes (I couldn't draw backgrounds to save my life lmao)3yr ⋅ iAm_Uncomfortable ⋅ r/learnart
Expanded on my material studies, organics are my kryptonite but I'm slowly improving3yr ⋅ KymmaLabeija ⋅ r/learnart
Came here to ask for advice forever ago. Thought I might post the finishes product.2yr ⋅ Omi-papus ⋅ r/learnart
This may be a dumb question, but where are the other vanishing points in this image? New to perspective and this has been driving me crazy for half an hour lol1yr ⋅ mr_arty_pants ⋅ r/learnart
I took a month-long class called “Drawing is a Learnable Skill”. Here’s my self-portrait, before and after!3yr ⋅ milkykisses ⋅ r/learnart
i'm not sure why ive never heard anyone saying this, but it turns out old newspapers are great for tracing exercises.1yr ⋅ funkfried_0000 ⋅ r/learnart
I'm so proud of this progress I cant wait to see what I can do in a years time!5yr ⋅ SlimeTribe ⋅ r/learnart
Meaning made in photoshop, I would love a critique on how I can improve4yr ⋅ iamnotmoist ⋅ r/learnart
This pallet wood project cost me only my time. But I couldn't be more pleased. I create to manage my anxiety. Lets just say I am feeling great today!4yr ⋅ ItsOnlyChris ⋅ r/learnart
My first time trying to make some pixel art. Any feedback or criticism would be greatly appreciated :)4yr ⋅ NervosaRex ⋅ r/learnart
I’ve been trying to caricature my cat. I’m having trouble with given the impression of lots of fur. Also unsure if i should push the shapes or stick to more realistic proportions.4yr ⋅ Lucracia07 ⋅ r/learnart
Page 3 of studying the Andrew Loomis method. Trying to copy almost every sketch from his book. Taking a lot of time but it's worth it.1yr ⋅ ribalsalem ⋅ r/learnart
Hey, this is my latest digital painting. Love painting hair! What do you think?2yr ⋅ Brunothim ⋅ r/learnart
Painting small and fast has helped me get past my fear of failure and perfectionism, give it a try if you haven't yet!4yr ⋅ sktchup ⋅ r/learnart
I really love the mask dress so I drew it, let me know what you think3yr ⋅ Ich_bin_bewolkt ⋅ r/learnart
This took me 4 weeks mainly because of motivation issues and finals but I’m so proud of it. My figure drawing has grown so much this year4yr ⋅ johndoe4485 ⋅ r/learnart
The ASL alphabet and numbers are a good thing for practicing drawing hands if you can’t think of positions to draw! These were fun and any tips for improving are appreciated!2yr ⋅ Andpeggy123 ⋅ r/learnart
Experimenting with colors and temperature relationships. Feedback appreciated! Also, how can I make the background more interesting?3yr ⋅ dudewheresmypen ⋅ r/learnart
I made this to practice hair! Always wanted to try more hairstyles with a lot of curls. I figured out that the best way to make this kind of hairstyle in my style is making somewhat abstract with its shapes and detail it better with lightning and shadows :91yr ⋅ maguiii8 ⋅ r/learnart
What do you think about this one? I would appreciate any feedback, especially on composition and values.1yr ⋅ Vvornth ⋅ r/learnart
I feel like this painting doesn't really come together. Any advice would be appreciated!1yr ⋅ Bibbly-Plinky12 ⋅ r/learnart
I haven't painted for years due to university and just started painting again a month ago. I still have a lot more to practice, but here is my newly finished oil painting portrait of a Tibetan child.4yr ⋅ dudewheresmypen ⋅ r/learnart
Im gonna apply to art collage in a year, but my sketches look a bit funky—what can i improve?2mo ⋅ Ketamine_abuser333 ⋅ r/learnart
Is my art bland? Even with my more expressive art it seem like nobody really looks at it2yr ⋅ ZeNecro ⋅ r/learnart
First time doing a more complex environment, any critiques? Anything helps1yr ⋅ Visual_Abroad249 ⋅ r/learnart
I had art block today, so I did a little sketch in my new moleskine :)3yr ⋅ dudewheresmypen ⋅ r/learnart
I'm not too comfortable with painting clouds, so I painted a bunch of clouds.4yr ⋅ sktchup ⋅ r/learnart
Trying to ween myself back into drawing. There’s a lot I like about this and equally a lot I dislike.1yr ⋅ Ouch-Man ⋅ r/learnart
I'm turning 40 this year and always wanted to learn to draw/paint. After all these years I'm finally starting. Wish me luck!4yr ⋅ BodyByCake ⋅ r/learnart
(Wip) I wanted this scene to look slightly weird and eery with the groovy colors and all but still look believable, not sure if I made it work at all though. Any other critique welcome as well!1yr ⋅ Amadina21 ⋅ r/learnart
My progress after completing DRSB and Lesson 1 from DrawABox (plus box challenge)3yr ⋅ TheJostash ⋅ r/learnart
I’m an illustrator but I’m trying to start out some comic stuff since really like it. This is my last one, any advices about ANYTHING will be awesome! Also, I only find things to study for graphic novels, not this type of comics, if you have some nice material about it would help a lot! Thank you2yr ⋅ theBlockbustard ⋅ r/learnart
Really quick portrait sketches, focused more in drawing interesting shapes rather than details1yr ⋅ Cupcake-ruim ⋅ r/learnart
Oil painting of city. Took me forever this one. Still don’t think it’s done...4yr ⋅ HeartfeltArtistry ⋅ r/learnart
