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Is this bad? Like is it bad?I can't tell anymore. I can't tell if it's real. The message is so overwhelming that I'm not allowed to experience this, and I'm

My inbox: "How do you do realism so it looks comfortable? My portraits always look awkward & it gets worse the more realistic I try to be."So this is called

Hey you reading this: You don't have to make good art. We learn all this stuff because we wanna draw what we imagine. But what you wanna draw isn’t necessarily

I'm eating lunch. Here are some 80s movies drawings I've made. What's your favorite 80s movie? SOME MORE. Ladyhawke is my favorite 80s movie (probably movie of all time actually???)

Tips for adding emotion/drama to characters without doing much at all: 1) Give them an off-camera gaze. Here's another good example of 1. But also 2) Give them a weapon

Four examples of using increasingly negative space to create positive forms—aka how to draw smarter, not more Using big negatives is a really useful for when you don't have the