Feedback on Newbie drawer

[OGTEnzoHD]

I would really like opinions and advice i did post this in general advice but it seems i posted in wrong section

Please comment any feedback open to constructive Criticism.

Thanks

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[OGTEnzoHD]

The lines aren't very very smooth, looks like you've used a mouse to draw them.

yea, i used a wacom bamboo tablet, im still getting used to looking at screen when drawing not pencil and paper but thanks i will try to work on that

 

[axynos]

Do the drawing in two steps: draw the unsmooth lines first and then, on a new layer, make the smooth lines. After you've done that hide the unsmooth lines.

 

[Cyprus]

I believe that's not the issue, you have to make sure to enable a setting that will make them automatically smooth, you have them as straight as possible (just like you draw irl), if you ever tried Illustrator, that's how it should work.

I love the green dressed woman tbh :#

 

[OGTEnzoHD]

Do the drawing in two steps: draw the unsmooth lines first and then, on a new layer, make the smooth lines. After you've done that hide the unsmooth lines.

Thanks will deffo give that a try.

I believe that's not the issue, you have to make sure to enable a setting that will make them automatically smooth, you have them as straight as possible (just like you draw irl), if you ever tried Illustrator, that's how it should work.

I love the green dressed woman tbh :#

Thanks i use photoshop, ill have a look in my tab settings and ill give Illustrator a look as well.

 

[Cyprus]

Thanks will deffo give that a try.



Thanks i use photoshop, ill have a look in my tab settings and ill give Illustrator a look as well.

Yep it's not like that on Photoshop

 

[OGTEnzoHD]

I really like the look with the unsmooth outlines GLWS

thanks, however im not going to be selling or offering a service, im just asking advice for myself as i want to learn and become better [DOUBLEPOST=1493555814][/DOUBLEPOST]

Yep it's not like that on Photoshop

oooh i was playing round with illustrator i like it the lines are alot more customizable and editable and the live painting feature is awesome got quite a bit to go with learning but so far its really nice Thanks

 

[Cyprus]

thanks, however im not going to be selling or offering a service, im just asking advice for myself as i want to learn and become better [DOUBLEPOST=1493555814][/DOUBLEPOST]
oooh i was playing round with illustrator i like it the lines are alot more customizable and editable and the live painting feature is awesome got quite a bit to go with learning but so far its really nice Thanks

Well since you aren't gonna be selling anything, and wanna practise, I need a few hand drawn wooden signs if you are interested in doing those for me start a PM with me.

On topic: Yeah Illustrator is good but there are other programs that are just for drawing, I suggest asking Kraezler or TechBanana for assistance or something

 

[OGTEnzoHD]

Woah! You don't look like a new guy at all. These are actually pretty well done! I agree with all of the comments though, but the attention to details like the shirt ruffles are very nice on the organic works Well done!

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Well since you aren't gonna be selling anything, and wanna practise, I need a few hand drawn wooden signs if you are interested in doing those for me start a PM with me.

On topic: Yeah Illustrator is good but there are other programs that are just for drawing, I suggest asking Kraezler or TechBanana for assistance or something

ill pm you once i have the hang off the new program wouldn't want to send you work like im already doing as id like to get line smoother and more polished first but its a good practice

 

[TechBanana]

Some look a bit pixelated, so just use a higher resolution canvas when drawing (I like to draw in 4000x4000)

Instead of drawing short lines combined together, do 1 long smooth line Might take few tries so just ctrl+z until you get it

I'm not really the best person to ask about human drawings so guess just wait for someone with more experience with that to reply \o/

 

[OGTEnzoHD]

Some look a bit pixelated, so just use a higher resolution canvas when drawing (I like to draw in 4000x4000)

Instead of drawing short lines combined together, do 1 long smooth line Might take few tries so just ctrl+z until you get it

I'm not really the best person to ask about human drawings so guess just wait for someone with more experience with that to reply \o/

thanks will give that a try.

 

[Kraezler]

Well since you aren't gonna be selling anything, and wanna practise, I need a few hand drawn wooden signs if you are interested in doing those for me start a PM with me.

On topic: Yeah Illustrator is good but there are other programs that are just for drawing, I suggest asking Kraezler or TechBanana for assistance or something

You do not wanna know what program I use

 

[OGTEnzoHD]

You do not wanna know what program I use

i havnt seen any of your picks but judging by vouches you could make MS Paint look good

 

[Anomaly Artz]

yea, i used a wacom bamboo tablet, im still getting used to looking at screen when drawing not pencil and paper but thanks i will try to work on that

Yea, the type of tablet you're using is like starting over when drawing. Because naturally when we draw we look at our hand movements, not just the screen. So if you're wondering why it feels funny when you draw with that tablet, is because you're not naturally used to it. Once you do it more though you will get used to it. If you plan to do this as more than just a hobby I would recommend saving up for an on-screen drawing tablet. They're pricey but worth it but again not worth it if you only plan to draw/ digital art as a hobby.