I am new to this and I am only 14 and not used to drawing anyway so do not judge too harshly :)
Batman. random picture i drew a while ago. (these are all pretty old so they all look messed up and wrinkly since i scanned them.)Black bolt. I drew this in a hurry.Golden superman. I did not finish this and i just sort of went with it from a comic book i hadThis is my scratch art. I did like a negative version of mrs.marvelA really bad one. This was one of my firsts so please not too harshI drew this one a few days ago. I was feeling random so i chose this.I drew this a month agoDrew this two months agoFirst time drawing wonder woman so for the billionth time in advance please do not judge too harshly :)
@thewhitecrownofphoenix_stormfo: For 14 you are not bad, your anatomy still needs some work but you have a great base to work with, keep practicing and honing your skills you definetly have the potential.
I agree. These are good drawings. I assume you are basing it from printed art works. A good teacher of mine said, if you like, try also doing actual human bodies before doing comic book ones so, you may get the proper proportions and muscle dynamics. Comic books tend to exaggerate it and don't be afraid to used guidelines before creating details for your work so it can be proportionate.
But you have the skill on the move and looking forward for your other works.
I agree. These are good drawings. I assume you are basing it from printed art works. A good teacher of mine said, if you like, try also doing actual human bodies before doing comic book ones so, you may get the proper proportions and muscle dynamics. Comic books tend to exaggerate it and don't be afraid to used guidelines before creating details for your work so it can be proportionate.
But you have the skill on the move and looking forward for your other works.
QFT. Drawing from life(real life human/figure drawing) helps you draw quicker and helps you draw anatomy better also,I'd recommend taking a class for it.
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