05-09-2016, 06:29 AM
Hi, first off nice to meet you all! I came from /ic/ but I'm not much of a regular on that board or site.
I came here in hopes to get 'more serious' about my progress even further.
I thought out what I need (well, of course alot of things and it varies through time) and I decided to start off with draftsman ship/ sketching cleaner.
I did look over drawabox's website and went through the first lesson. I guess the obvious answer to my question is to keep practicing, but are there any tips or specific pointers to my sketches that I can do better on?
Here's a couple of short still lifes I did today.
![[Image: tumblr_o6vkt4meWi1vqu9uwo1_540.png]](https://66.media.tumblr.com/730a18961d3a8a699fc9a49287316f29/tumblr_o6vkt4meWi1vqu9uwo1_540.png)
![[Image: tumblr_o6vkt4meWi1vqu9uwo2_540.png]](https://67.media.tumblr.com/ba20c6551a5dc37ab2ff9be0a316d7f2/tumblr_o6vkt4meWi1vqu9uwo2_540.png)
My lines are a bit shaky. I tried adjusting various speeds but nothing has really changed.
I came here in hopes to get 'more serious' about my progress even further.
I thought out what I need (well, of course alot of things and it varies through time) and I decided to start off with draftsman ship/ sketching cleaner.
I did look over drawabox's website and went through the first lesson. I guess the obvious answer to my question is to keep practicing, but are there any tips or specific pointers to my sketches that I can do better on?
Here's a couple of short still lifes I did today.
My lines are a bit shaky. I tried adjusting various speeds but nothing has really changed.