hey /ic/ i have no creativity but i do want to draw something..

>>3113823
that's like literally what /i/ is for

Learning to draw as a beginner isnt about your creativity. People, because we're snowflakes, dont like to hear that but its true. You can crudely draw hedgehogs and space marines if you want, but unless you commit to grinding fundamentals seriously until you reach a competent level in anatomy, perspective, form, sense of lighting etc. before you even consider flexing creative muscles all your dumb sketches and "creative" attempts are just internalizing and reenforcing mistakes and incompetence.

>>3113823
Draw a drawer, the furniture kind, drawing a drawer who is also drawing a drawer.

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a drawer

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>>3113849

>>3113849
i just realized you meant another drawer.. XD

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hi /ic/
i made my first real "artwork", it's not really that good i admit myself so i hope you could give me some criticism..
i made it on paint.net (it's not ms paint), if you want to know.

>>3113869
Someone played Earthworm Jim 2...Right?

>>3113933

Not really good doesn't even begin to cover how bad this is.

Fundamentals, fuck face.

>>3113823
Do like Jeff Koons: jot down an idea on a beer coaster and then send it to an atelier of Italian artisans who actually make it for you. Later, put your signature on it and sell it for 58.4 million dollars.

>>3113933
It gives me the mental image of a flapper with strings for arms. That would be neat as some eldritch horror.

That being said: fundies. You wanna do some fundies and come back so we have a better idea of what problems you're not seeing yourself, rather than what's just you being inexperienced.

Draw me a cube.