#proko art

[art-appreciation-dog]

How to use the rule of thirds

[f0x-meets-w0lf]

considering you've all been so delightful and encouraging... have a swan/skov little preview :')

[eggwishing]

Dude how are you so good at digital art 😮

[justsmiledoe]

[secretlyditto-art]

Practiced drawing hands with Proko videos :) recommended to me by my figure drawing instructor. You can find them on YouTube.

[scrawnytreedemon]

Decided to try my hand at digital painting again. Need to work on my values as usual, but holy shit!!!! I'm really happy with this, actually! The anatomy was so fun to sculpt!!!

Bonus piece that's a full-body nude under the cut <3

FINALLY on the road to becoming the church-painter fanartist of my dreams 😩🙏 If I keep at this, it'll be OVER for your sucker!!! Baroque babes ftw 🥰

[mlemnart]

Today I worked with Infinite Painter on Android ! Krita remains my favorite but it wouldn't turn on on my tablet today unfortunately, and I was drawing outside for a change of pace.

Anatomy study of the human torso. Reference used was a photo from the Proko Anthony pack !

You can support their excellent art education and resources and get the pack on cubebrush here !

I'm not sponsored, it's just that I recommend Proko to everyone lmao

[guardevoir]

100 days of art, 5/100

Don't come for me, I almost never draw animals, much less in the form of gesture drawing.

[toffycomics]

EYE have been practicing (mehehe SEE what I did there?) watching @stanprokopenko videos on YouTube has been immensely helpful. I definitely need practice but the way mine came out reminds me of arcane so I’m really not mad about that, the art from that show is impeccable!

#proko #learningtodraw #procreate #digitalart

[etherealvoidechoes]

It's been a while.

Imagining some post-meeting the Templars and Geist gets her psionics in a more stable state which helps her health. Finally picking up some weight and looking less like a zombie stick.

[art-appreciation-dog]

Common perspective mistakes (proko)

[chaikajpeg]

I thought I grew out of my I-need-to-apologise-for-posting-so-rarely emo phase, but it seems I didn't, so here I am and my excuses!

As a bonus, if you scroll below, you'll get to hear me venting about my artistic skills and laziness! (the conclusion is positive though)

Bonus vent!

I've been regularly drawing and posting my works on the internet since 2015, and all this time I've only been messing around, desperately avoiding actually studying what I'm drawing, which, uh, led to lots of complexes I have today! (art-wise). It's really hard to force myself to learn, partly because feeling how little I actually know and can draw is frustrating as hell. I keep thinking about how much better I would've been had I started studying earlier, and how far behind I am other people who weren't as lazy as me, etc etc... On top of that, self-studying requires time-management skills and self-control, which I don't have, so I'm really moving at a snail's pace here.

Don't get the wrong impression btw, even though I'm being so critical of myself, I'm still kinda trying to show myself in a better light, meaning I probably do even less than you think. :DD And, as much as I don't want to admit it, I'm trying to manipulate you into giving me compliments and encouragement (...which all artists do, I think? My envy for other artists alienated me from the art community so I don't know what's normal anymore lol)

As a conclusion for this post, I tried to write some encouraging advice for people who feel a similar way, but it ended up being soaked in my own inferiority complex, so the only advice I can give you is: don't listen to me. And be mindful when you listen to other sad artists. But do listen to the kind art teachers on youtube who want you to enjoy every second you spend drawing, who want you to take your time, to see art as your freedom and to let it make you a happy person

[turtletoads]

HOW DO YOU DRAW SO GOOD?? CAN I HACE ART TIPS PLEASE????? 🌝

i am terribly sorry for not answering this sooner, anon; but thank you for the kind words ❤!!!

the few art tips i can give are to break your subject down into recognizable shapes so it's easier to comprehend, use references from life, and to draw quick gestures to build line confidence.

[pand1on]

finally started working on a new drawing after so many days of feeling stuck!! trying some new stuff with my inks and I'm having a lot of fun with it :]

[eunzul]

—can someone please give me motivation🥲