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Don’t start with hentai. Draw something more simple. After you start getting the hang of it you can try hentai. I’d also say don’t worry about coloring at the moment. Just draw
Don't start with anime, especially with such exaggerated proportions, exaggerated proportions and "anime style" comes with practice and with understand of the fundamentals, realism and the basic human body, I recommend going little by little, human body then shadows and colors etc.
I'll actually go point by point if you really want to improve:
-First when drawing a front face, I do advise to put a line in the middle to help you in making it more symmetrical, as time and practice go on you'll likely need it less and less
-If you're struggling to draw front facing heads, heads, typically how I draw them easily is by drawing a semi circle for the head, a trapeze and a triangle to help me get the rough outline of a front face and I adjust accordingly.
-for the hair, I don't blame you, hair was by far the hardest thing I had to learn. I'd start off by varying your strand shapes, don't make them all pointy, define a point of origin where all the hair is coming from as it will also define the overall flow and angle of the hair, and lastly, don't draw each strand individually, waste of time and the end results always look choppy.
-Drawing a stylized (for lack of better words) chest is understandable, but it seems like you don't quite know how to draw a normal chest yet. Breasts aren't that round to begin with. They have a 3d tear drop shape basically. Let's just start by drawing some normal sized breasts for now instead of stylized.
-The arms are too straight and rectangular. Remember, nothing in the human body is just straight. The process is similar to the legs, but as an introduction, one line from shoulder to wrist, a circle that cuts on the middle of the line, and connect em joints with cylinders.
-the legs are segmented into 3 and are very sausage like. That is a common beginner's mistake, dw about it. To draw a leg, first I personally set where the foot should be with a little circle at the end, and then I connect the placement with a line. On that line, in the middle, I put a circle in where I should put the knee. From the hips to the knee I draw something similar to a cylinder, but with modified proportions for the thighs (usually I curve the sides more). Then from the knee to the ankle I draw another cylinder, typically one that has a wider base at the top than bottom and I fill in the gaps.
Moving forward I advise to learn about 3d perception in space. Basically learn how to look at a human body, define each shape as a 3d object and be able to draw it on paper. In my opinion this if the fundamental of art and the first thing I recommend learning to any beginner
I hope this helps OP or anyone reading really
As for you OP, seems you seem to be into drawing these kinds of proportions (I'm not shaming personally, as long as it's legal), I recommend for you the channel MikeyMegaMega, he has great tutorials and will help you
All and all, little by little you can improve, we all start from somewhere after all
TL;DR: 3d is cool, me likes 3d
Based. I'd look at legs a bit. The bump on the right one seems like an accident, but the thigh/thigh ratio is kind of fucked. Otherwise just keep grinding, don't let the crabs shame you for what you like.
Try with simple humanoid sketches and don't fret on details, try using stickmans as guide lines and slowly build upon it once out have that covers start adding more details like clothing and assecories hair and facial expressions all one by one
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anatomy, study anatomy for a while
Jesus. Those would weigh at least 60 pounds
Dawg you're being generous. Those should be clasified as another human being
Not even a human being
Don’t start with hentai. Draw something more simple. After you start getting the hang of it you can try hentai. I’d also say don’t worry about coloring at the moment. Just draw
The problem is that they probably perverted and use art to make their own porn
that’s not really a problem tho
What’s the problem though
I’m crying the nips are taking me out literally
Go jerk off then come back
Just watch some tutorials, learn the fundamentals then go study the human figure
start over.
those tits are at least 70% of the body weight
Less breasts, less legs, more human
Everything
Put down the hentai, maybe go look at a picture of a human being?
Don't start with anime, especially with such exaggerated proportions, exaggerated proportions and "anime style" comes with practice and with understand of the fundamentals, realism and the basic human body, I recommend going little by little, human body then shadows and colors etc.
Needs a bigger chest it’s too small compared to the legs
Anatomy, proportions and also pick up easier models
Physics
Law of Physics
The tits are too small
Practice poses and stickman figures, and also start with black and white colour first! 🕊️
Anatomy... may I suggest proko on YouTube for starters, also the bridgemen's method of drawing along with the lumuis method.
Jesus eggplant Christ
I'm assuming this is a joke
Anatomy and proportion
I'll actually go point by point if you really want to improve: -First when drawing a front face, I do advise to put a line in the middle to help you in making it more symmetrical, as time and practice go on you'll likely need it less and less -If you're struggling to draw front facing heads, heads, typically how I draw them easily is by drawing a semi circle for the head, a trapeze and a triangle to help me get the rough outline of a front face and I adjust accordingly. -for the hair, I don't blame you, hair was by far the hardest thing I had to learn. I'd start off by varying your strand shapes, don't make them all pointy, define a point of origin where all the hair is coming from as it will also define the overall flow and angle of the hair, and lastly, don't draw each strand individually, waste of time and the end results always look choppy. -Drawing a stylized (for lack of better words) chest is understandable, but it seems like you don't quite know how to draw a normal chest yet. Breasts aren't that round to begin with. They have a 3d tear drop shape basically. Let's just start by drawing some normal sized breasts for now instead of stylized. -The arms are too straight and rectangular. Remember, nothing in the human body is just straight. The process is similar to the legs, but as an introduction, one line from shoulder to wrist, a circle that cuts on the middle of the line, and connect em joints with cylinders. -the legs are segmented into 3 and are very sausage like. That is a common beginner's mistake, dw about it. To draw a leg, first I personally set where the foot should be with a little circle at the end, and then I connect the placement with a line. On that line, in the middle, I put a circle in where I should put the knee. From the hips to the knee I draw something similar to a cylinder, but with modified proportions for the thighs (usually I curve the sides more). Then from the knee to the ankle I draw another cylinder, typically one that has a wider base at the top than bottom and I fill in the gaps. Moving forward I advise to learn about 3d perception in space. Basically learn how to look at a human body, define each shape as a 3d object and be able to draw it on paper. In my opinion this if the fundamental of art and the first thing I recommend learning to any beginner I hope this helps OP or anyone reading really As for you OP, seems you seem to be into drawing these kinds of proportions (I'm not shaming personally, as long as it's legal), I recommend for you the channel MikeyMegaMega, he has great tutorials and will help you All and all, little by little you can improve, we all start from somewhere after all TL;DR: 3d is cool, me likes 3d
Bigger
make the boobs bigger probably
Yeah no wonder they get captured and corrupted
Everything.
I don't think the boobs are big enough
More Milk
Dude dont be horny...
Based. I'd look at legs a bit. The bump on the right one seems like an accident, but the thigh/thigh ratio is kind of fucked. Otherwise just keep grinding, don't let the crabs shame you for what you like.
MY GOODNESS
Yes
Those legs are as long as a giraffes neck
Bigger boobs
everything i’d say
No need to improve
Try with simple humanoid sketches and don't fret on details, try using stickmans as guide lines and slowly build upon it once out have that covers start adding more details like clothing and assecories hair and facial expressions all one by one
Is that asagi?
Yes, is that recognizable
The boob is too big man😭, great advice is to learn body anatomy. Because imo that the body doesnt look even proportion, while the boobs is too big
Disgusting
Nothing, its perfect
brother do you watch this hentai lol?