pressurizedpleasure:

snowyfeline:

you don’t have to love what you draw but it’s almost required to draw what you love. do lots of studies, observe things to see how they work, how body parts move, how they react with other body parts, how things are structured, pick them apart in your head and learn how they operate. most of all, be patient. it’s hard to feel motivated a lot of the time so you need to give yourself lots and lots of time to develop your skill. if you’re truly passionate about it, you’ll continue regardless of how downtrodden you feel.

hope this helped

Here’s an important beginner tip: study anatomy.

Don’t start off trying to draw a perfect, professional medical diagram, but at least learn the general shapes of the body and how they connect to each other. Look up tutorials on how to break them down into simple shapes like circles, boxes, cylinders, etc.

You’ll progress a whole lot faster when you’re not drawing random lines and trying to guess where everything goes.

saturdaynightbigcocksalaryman:

Who else out here trying to ignore the fact that longtime romantic love just might never be a part of your life