Other thread is dying. How do I fix mu god awful construction and perspective?
Have never taken a serious art class. Want to get back into drawing since it'll help my major (architecture).
op here, dumping what I have.
this is one I'm more proud of, but I do acknowledge that the construction is weak compared to the standards of this board. i like to focus on small details and rendering. probably took me about 1.5-2 hours.
>>2969251
i did this one quickly in about 30 minutes (was bored in class). i'm not particularly proud of this one because even the finer details are executed poorly. i cut a lot of corners here.
>>2969252
did this one a couple years back. probably about 1-1.5 hours to do but i don't like it at all.
>>2969253
another quick sketch i did in about 45 minutes. this was a few years back and i tried to get the anatomy right but i did not used references. i almost never use references but i know i should from now on.
>>2969255
this one im pretty ashamed of. you can tell i did the head first and just rushed the body out of laziness. didnt even think to used construction here or any kind of planning. probably took me about 45-60 minutes.
that's all i got, some of the few ive saved.
I like you birdanon, but just post in the sketchbook thread, please.
>>2969260
because i haven't been drawing seriously in years. i only really do it when im bored to tears but im trying to get back into it. i dont think i really improved that much and plus i want to improve in every area i can.
It is perfectly fine that op made a new thread, he posted like 10 pictures.
It is also easier to give advice if you can see more than one piece of work.
>tfw too lazy to fix the messed up alignments and linear dodging the shit out of it
ill take a stab at a suggestion, no promises on it being very useful
id suggest thinking of a drawing as a whole, it looks like you spend a lot of time on particular parts of a drawing so you'll end up with a bird with a head that's to big for its body >>2969246
or birds with wings that are too small>>2969253
maybe try making loose/quick sketches where you try making a figure look right. if you start making something to big or too small, fix it till its right
>>2969253
I like the bobblehead style as a form of ornament or comedy... but the feathers appear like a thick fur.