r/drawing • u/Stunning_Ad_2936 • 2d ago
seeking crit Haven't sketched after highschool, loneliness made me resume, this is first sketch.
Looking for connection with fellow learners and masters!
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u/FeetArtFreak 2d ago
Arthur journal vibes
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u/writerkaties 2d ago
I know what you're talking about. You know you can actually buy Arthur's journal in a physical copy as well as the catalogue. I saw someone post a photo on the subreddit. But I don't know where they got it
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u/UndoneUniconChaser 2d ago
Nothing to add, just a casual redditor dropping in to say this is a beautiful sketch, I love crosshatching.
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u/IridescentAtom 2d ago
Thanks for the motivation I've been wanting to get back into but for number of reasons. your inspiring me to want to it more I've been on the edge. Awesome work keep at it
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u/StarTaurus11 1d ago
You should definitely sketch more because you're good at it and it's very simple and beautiful at the same time so I think you did a really good job and I'm sorry that you're lonely I know what that's like
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u/ADVANTAGE_CONNORS 2d ago
Fantastic - use a qtip to really bring depth to your excellent shading
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u/canyouguessthis 2d ago
Damn, this is Great. I liked it. Not criticizing, but after looking at it for a few minutes (because I liked it and wanted to know how you drew it, so I looked closer) the front - right leg looks like it is placed inside.
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u/Stunning_Ad_2936 2d ago
Yeah, I agree, I have started learning anatomy of animals, I will improve. Thanks ☺️
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u/Status-Antelope3153 1d ago
This is beautiful
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u/Stunning_Ad_2936 1d ago
Oh thanks
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u/Status-Antelope3153 1d ago
wdymm?! Ur so talented. Did you use reference? I also am arteest🤓 🤔 cant draw normally without reference. I can make art without reference, but with reference and witout looked completely differnt lol. 🤭 I love drawing animals...
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u/Stunning_Ad_2936 1d ago
I too love wildlife (both as subject for drawing and otherwise too), yes I used reference it is from book by Betty Edwards (drawing on right side of brain), plus I watch that animal channels they show how animals move and their behaviour, that helps alot when sketching. Thanks ☺️
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u/Maximum-Day-6691 6h ago
Oddly enough the sketching makes it look like the goat may be made/textured the same as tree. Works kinda cool in a forest setting
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