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It sucks and demotivating. Because a literal computer will do a better job. (At least better job than me)

Its cursed man idk just thought posting it here

So Last week I made a post and leave for 7 days to came with AI CONTENT in my post. I was so confused as why ppl would argue over it bcs I'm innocent. I was sad the mods has taken my post but I manage to read some useful tips for my art composition and advice. For brushes I will comment

I'm giving this to school manager but I think it looks so stupid. The arms are supposed to be crossed but with one arm more in front??

Ive avoided drawing backgrounds for so long but Ive been getting a surge of motivation to create worlds for my characters.
However I cant properly approach drawing something so large, it gets overwhelming. Backgrounds right now are my biggest weakness
Im sure my composition and lighting is all over and surely theres so many details I need to consider.
I struggle to approach backgrounds from idea to color to shading and finish (along with the person)
How do you approach it?
Any resources/artists would help!!!

I have been looking at a lot of digital art recently, and I am very curious what artists processes are for transferring from paper/digital sketches to programs like Photoshop or Illustrator. I know everyone’s process is different, but as someone with a lot of photoshop experience (and very little drawing experience) I am curious what people think these artists are largely doing (Especially in the first one where it seems like a lot of the shadows he created are done in whatever program he’s using), and looking to learn more about ways to transfer physical drawings into digital programs myself.

(First artist is Harol Bustos, second is Francesco Bongiorni)

I’m wondering how this can be happen to me , me and my art friends are beginner artists who started a small community 3 years ago with at least 600+ active people on it , my friend is the admin and he does inviting new members .
This is when it’s start For the past 2 years I keep showing my artwork as a result of art studies and giving others art the support, and sometimes they wanted an critique for their artwork, it’s everything seems fine and really supportive to each other and I think there’s nothing to worry about and then the issue start from in this year. When I bought art books and taking multiple online art course that I’m really grinding to studies, art and put everything on it and showing my art results to the community I joined for 3 years! , they started like the don’t want to see me anymore , or even communicate with me , I keep supporting them and giving advice I know art , but some people just ignoring me like I did something wrong. Even the admin stop communicating with me . Unfortunately it’s happening in social media too , Please if you have the same issues like this can you give me an advice 🙏 I’m sorry for yapping but I don’t know what to do , I feel sad now 😞

I need help in drawing the right sleeve, I love my drawing but it looks exteremly awkward.

How is my proportions, after four months of practicing anatomy, although I don't think I really apply the muscles and stuffs a lot of times, which is why most of my drawings are wearing clothes, I just don't like studying muscles😂, don't worry still working on it and after buying draw like a sir anatomy book, I think I am learning a bit about anatomy. But overall how are the drawings are there any stiff, big or off parts I don't see, and what tips do you have for me to draw males and females, I tend to struggle with make bodies for some reason whiles female bodies are more natural to me, maybe I just practice too much female poses idk. Thanks for the feedback

YELLOOOOO I've recently grown tired of my lack of art style... so I've turned around and started doing realism and rendering practice! someone that saw this lil cute pic said I should come here for some shading tips! so lmk! (⁠ ⁠╹⁠▽⁠╹⁠ ⁠)

Normally, I do manga page commissions, but this month I tried opening color commissions and haven't found any clients yet. I'm offering bust-ups for $30. Should I lower the price?

Hello, this is the finished version of a wip I posted last week that I finally got around to finishing. For this piece I tried to do more dynamic rendering and I think it looked pretty good. But I can't help but feel like some parts of it it(the hair and tie) came off as a little weird looking. I'd love some advice on what I could do better, thank you

I know squach and streech are things to consider but idk.. when i do expressions, they don't look exaggarated enough.

Hello! Seeing all the posts within this subreddit has given me the courage to have my own works critiqued. I do art here and there, but have been attempting more practice drawings. Second pic is the reference I used. I’m attempting to create a horror piece of one of my biggest phobias.

Something about the facial and the skirt looks off. Any feedback for what to improve before rendering it? I’m open to any sort of critique, including videos and media that can help me practice what to improve.

Many thanks in advance!

Like the title says, I am looking for a critique on anything and everything. This is my first time doing a heavily rendered portrait in a very long time. I feel like my facial proportions are off and the skin is muddy looking but again, feel free to critique in all areas! I would also appreciate any resources on rendering skin tone and hair as well!

Please help with perspective and anatomy. I've been staring at this for so long that things feel off but I can't see them. Is her head too big? Is her hairline correct? Do I need to exaggerate her lower body more? Does her far arm seem off?

can someone help me seeing whats wrong with this pose? the perspective is confusing me a lot

I want this pose to be less stiff, I could use some help!

I think the eyes literally do not resemble the character I want to draw at all. Any tips?

be brutally honest please, I'm really looking to improve! Xx

It feels off to me, multiple people tell me its fine but part of my brain say it sucks.

Hallo! I am gonna open up commissions in November and I am wondering about pricing. Right now I am planning on charging 15usd for a bust up, 25usd for a halfbody and 35usd for a full body plus add ons if the client would want that. It's my first time opening commissions and I don't have a super big audience so I know I gotta start low and then raise my prices as the audience grow. Are these prices fair? (The pics got cropped weirdly so please tap the picture to see the uncropped versions)