you can see the TL process there

https://www.youtube.com/@PetitMageRouge

I swear theres something wrong with the toes and I don’t know how to fix it.

I’ve always been scared of colour bcus it seems so complicated so I’ve decided to finally start doing intentional studies of it. (Reference by istoqis on instagram) Why is it so difficult to accurately reproduce the correct colours (Made in Krita with nothing but the default round brush lol)

This is done with a sketch reference so the guy is not my design I just redrew it how is the color though

The text drawn is irrelevant but the smudge is basically permanent. I tried using a regular pencil eraser and nothin’. I use HB#2 0.7 Mechanical Pencils.

Looking for critique on how to improve the background and if I'm making mistakes with the lighting. I hardly ever draw full scenes like this. I have been avoiding them but can't get better if I don't try. (I usually just draw a character and don't have them in a scene.) The thing that I am not sure about is how to have the sled and Oliphant to look like they are flying.

Did this last night, wanting to ink today with fresh eyes. I’d like some help with tips on the anatomy. I know the left arm is a little wonky so I’d appreciate on any areas I can improve on. Want it to be nearly perfect before I put ink down!

Hello, first post, I am trying to improve my art to create tattoos for my own body (I use procreate). Here is my Soul Eater inspired star, please critique:

I know there are incorrect proportions and other flaws but I’m having a hard time pinpointing them its supposed to be kinda the gibli style

(I am planning to add shading!! >:])

• Push the values?
• Proportions?
• How to remove the stiffness in the drawing?

(Criticism is highly appreciated)

My first thing ever with this stuff. Weird material, so fine its almost liquid.

how can i get the galaxy look on him and around him

ignore all the rough sketches, but can anyone locate the horizon line and vanishing points?? i’m new at this and having a bit of trouble using perspective lines to locate these points.