#I'm hoping that'll help me get the muscle memory of drawing anatomy

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the fisherrrr

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Can you share any art tips? Your drawings look amazing 🙏 (also I'm in love with your writing styl) hjhjggjgjddhdh💕💕💕💕

Hi doll! I sure can! also thank you 🥰

It might sound repetitive, but practice. Whether it's using references or learning from an artist on YouTube. I say start out with the bust since it's the easier to learn, you can use guidelines to help you out to see where the eyes, nose, mouth and the brows go.

Anatomy speaking. REFERENCES 👏 ARE 👏 YOUR 👏 BEST 👏 FRIEND 👏 Some artists tend to give out bases for free as long you credit where that base came from. I also recommend learning how to draw hands and such from him, he explains it well! It's also good for muscle memory.

You will have ups and downs, sometimes feel like you're at a standstill, but trust me when I say you are getting better at it. You may not see it, but it's there. If you don't want to be at a standstill, learn something more challenging!

You'll also find your own style! Sometimes it'll change or fluctuate, it's normal, don't worry about it. You're messing with it and learning from it.

Color theory. I cannot stress enough about how wonderful yet confusing color theory can be even when you're messing with lighting! When you want something dark and moody or in a shaded area, the skin tone/clothing will be a different shade and color. It'll be weird in the first half, but trust me, when you add in the background, it'll all tie in together. If you need help learning about there are websites that'll help you or rather

this also works

Same thing with shading, you can decide on whether or not to use darker colors of that same color orrrrr use different colors to shade them in. as seen right here

If you're feeling lazy to draw in a background....use real life pictures aljfasf use a bit of color, blur them a bit and noooobody knoowsss

Hope the tips kind of help you!