Some sketches on a post-it note. I have nothing better to draw on.


I need serious C&C.

Why is the Apple and Orange blurry?
The gun barely looks like a gun, it needs more components.
Leik teh Strawberry.
Fire is decent, needs more flame.

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Why is the Apple and Orange blurry?
The gun barely looks like a gun, it needs more components.
Leik teh Strawberry.
Fire is decent, needs more flame.

I think it's just my drawing style, lol. I'm really sloppy. I agree with you on the gun, I tried to draw it without a reference.

Thanks.

More details. Cant CC to much on stuff this sketchy.

Yeah, I don't want to try anything bigger because I think I'll fuck it up, but I'll try to get some better stuff in later.

Damn! Crayons! Let's eat'em

its nice, but im not much for scetches...

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Damn! Crayons! Let's eat'em

This was actually with a pencil. I draw softly.

Crap, can't eat pencils, the tips tare apart my mouth!

these are... well, you need to start off shading simpler stuff like just plain balls and cubes; very simple stuff. the gun barely looks like one... don't draw those untill you can shade a rectangular prism correctly. ALSO, when you practice shading, draw a lightbulb somewhere on the page so you can refer to it when you need to know which direction the light is coming from. hope that wasn't a waste of my time.

The thing that you draw softly is your advantage. Now you have to learn how to make a bit stronger lines for the shade, to add contrast.

The apple is messed up. And the fire too. Gun could be better.

Also, trying to draw without a reference won't make you any better, unless you're inventing new characters or something. You have to know and learn about how things look if you want to make an image of them on the paper.

I like the orange and the strawberry. Keep working, you're on a good way.

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these are... well, you need to start off shading simpler stuff like just plain balls and cubes; very simple stuff. the gun barely looks like one... don't draw those untill you can shade a rectangular prism correctly. ALSO, when you practice shading, draw a lightbulb somewhere on the page so you can refer to it when you need to know which direction the light is coming from. hope that wasn't a waste of my time.

Yeah, I suck at guns. I've known that exercise for a while now. It was indeed a waste of your time.

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The thing that you draw softly is your advantage. Now you have to learn how to make a bit stronger lines for the shade, to add contrast.

The apple is messed up. And the fire too. Gun could be better.

Also, trying to draw without a reference won't make you any better, unless you're inventing new characters or something. You have to know and learn about how things look if you want to make an image of them on the paper.

I like the orange and the strawberry. Keep working, you're on a good way.

I'll try to work on making a better contrast for shading. Thanks.