So I've been practicing Loomis a bit, how am I doing?
So I've been practicing Loomis a bit, how am I doing?
Jordan Kelly
Robert White
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Bentley Miller
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Samuel Turner
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Caleb Bell
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Nolan Morris
How did you do before?
How are we suppose to critique your progress without a frame of reference?
Michael Scott
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Ethan Cook
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Ryan Russell
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Camden King
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Grayson Ward
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Jacob Parker
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Josiah Cruz
you dont have what it takes im sorry
Wyatt Murphy
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Hunter Phillips
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Ayden Lewis
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Aaron Butler
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Jaxon Williams
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Logan Hall
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Isaac Green
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Carter Evans
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Eli Powell
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John Edwards
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Jaxson Nelson
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Bentley Brooks
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Robert Gomez
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Jaxon Reyes
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Carter Rivera
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Camden Moore
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Robert Harris
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Ethan Ortiz
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Josiah Turner
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Jace Peterson
i'm sorry too
Noah Brown
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Gavin Price
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Michael Thompson
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Dylan Collins
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Nolan Sullivan
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Connor Green
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Ryder Lopez
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Elijah Watson
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Tyler Sanchez
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Hudson Harris
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Kevin King
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Josiah Miller
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Easton Russell
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Zachary Williams
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Brandon Allen
And that's everything, it's all just heads and faces, I got some older art, but I don't think I want to show it
David Young
Art major here. Best way to get a good critique for how you're doing is to show where you were previously and where you are now.
Gavin Cooper
this is my probably my oldest drawing
Easton Cooper
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Nicholas Morris
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Ryan Lewis
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Angel Edwards
I''l save this
Benjamin Adams
Terible, just terible.
Matthew Lopez
oh well
Blake Lee
Now draw hella jeff
Levi Long
you're dedicated, but move out of your comfort zone. Try real people and work less cartoony, cartoons come from simplifying reality. Be alright with being bad, you'll get better if you study right and keep drawing. Try looking up 2 point perspective and draw 3d shapes in space, makes the images look less flat and static, lines following the 3d space, overlapping to indicate weight and form, so on.
If you're dedicated, know where and how to improve, look at failure as opportunities, never give up, you'll achieve it. Also try to make it a habit instead of relying on fleeting motivation.
Good luck and keep drawing, develop your own style without forgetting the basics. And always, have fun.
Chase Cooper
Keep it up you dumb mothwrfucker!!!! Never give up
Nathan Cox
Take this shit to /ic/. They aren't half as bad as everyone says and you will get a far more honest and thoughtful critique than you will here.
The sticky alone could do you wonders
Kevin Smith
why did you post this here?
Jaxson Cooper
Bauhaus threads are Sup Forums
Also
>actually posting loomis sketches
Ah, to be 11 again.
Evan Bell
The common trend in all of these is that you copy his examples just fine but fail to actually apply the lessons from them. Look at your own attempt at the bottom of this page. Do you not see how flat it is? How it lacks geometric shape?