Please be kind I think it looks a bit goat like but any tips - lemme know

Age 12-16. The first picture was a drawing copying someone else’s drawing because at the time, I was still not great at drawing from a photo. The second drawing is smth I drew for AP Art and from a photo that I took because I decided to get into photography lol.

This is my main of, Daniel, the wolf.

Like real anatomy, not just box figures.

What do y'all think

Credits to: Roblox Forsaken dev team group for the character picture that I used as a reference

My artstyle include the long legs and spiky hair lol, I honestly just don't know how the feet or hands should look with this

Hi, I would like to ask if there is a good book that i can use so that i can get better at drawing bodies and faces

Thank you!

So I have been doing good with traditional drawing so far. I’m starting to understand one, two and three point perspective but am I moving too fast because I want to learn how to draw animals, people and learn color Theory?

There are many things I want to learn and study for drawing but I feel I’m pushing myself too hard.

Hey all,
So lately i've been trying to explore some hobbies and i've always been into drawings, specially regarding anatomy. I've bought myself some simple supplies (sketchbook and pens) and i've been looking up advice, watching tutorials, I even found books related to comics / superhero to check out how bodies can be drawn.

But here's my problem, everywhere i look i see either "just draw" or "practive drawing squares in every possible angle for hours everyday".
I don't find any enjoyment into drawing shapes or lines over and over. I understand i won't just draw the kind of art I want right at the start obviously but if I can't have fun learning it then what am i supposed to do ?

I can't "just draw" either, i don't know what i'm doing. I really want to learn but I still want to have fun doing so and i'm tired of drawing cubes, triangles, spheres in every viewpoints possible..

Does anyone here have actual advice that wouldn't make the hobby of drawing feel like a job ?

I tried to do something nice but can't get it

The only shapes I’m able to visualize in 3d is cubes and cylinders, I was watching a guide on anatomy of how to draw the pelvis and used the Proko bucket method only to realize my mind just goes blank when I try to turn it around. I can only trace after materials I find online, and it feels really overwhelming that I can’t even begin to grasp these basic geometric shapes in 3d space.

I won’t give up, of course not. But I’d like to prevent a situation where I’m just diving into a dead end, making no progress in my study. So tldr;

How did you learn to visualize shapes in 3d space? Any tips you have for a new artist who’s at gesture, anatomy and figure drawings?

This is my second attempt at two point perspective and I would really appreciate any criticism. Pls be harsh.

Hi. Where can I get a tutorial for anatomy? I am pushing to learn anatomy for figure drawing. The ideal would be Technique Depth Perspective Shading - anything else is welcome.

And if asking exactly:

1. How to make it seem that its early morning (lights on water and ground for example)
2. How to make it not monotone in color?

I'm a complete noob in coloring, so forgive me if this is too obvious.

My shading leaves these thin dark lines, even though I'm paying attention to the pressure I apply and keeping it as much constant as I can.

Did you go through the same in your journey? How did you fix this?

Ink illustration, approx 4hrs

Any other criticisms that come to mind woupd also be appreciated!

From this daily draw series I've been doing called counter ninja. Finding some fun ways to practice my foundations. I like doing these big cut shots and figuring out how to bust them out.