>>1697 You posted about your game, orkastle, too right? The intro to your video is too long and autistic, all of your sentences lack closure and assume that i previously agree with what you are saying / fully comprehend the topic that I am watching your video to understand in the first place. Absolutely unwatchable, sorry.

logical closure* you basically make claims all the time, never explaining your thought processes, i don't want to assert myself too much but like it's almost as though you think that your experience as a human is either shared by everybody watching or is superior in such a way that they should abandon theirs and adopt yours, or maybe you are afraid of somebody contradicting your logical processes and unveiling bias, it's just an utterly insufferable display of autism.

>>1698 >>1699 This is my first thread on hikari after lurking and I have no clue what you are talking about. I want to learn to draw but dont like the slop that I get with just google searches and I thought maybe asking would be the best option. I know altchans are small but damn

>>1697 reps. reps. reps. reps. reps. do reps. draw. trace anime art you like. draw it by eye. copy artstyles you like. you will improve by doing it for a billion hours.

This Proko's video on gesture was a game changer for me when I was starting, once you understand gesture your drawings will actually feel alive:

>>1701 I will try to keep consistent, tho I have always had a hard time following through with stuff so Im a bit afraid how long I can keep it up. >>1702 Thanks hikarin for the great video, Ill try it out.

It's all about learning the foundations first and being on the grind as much as possible. Then learning how to draw specific muscle groups. Focus on a few things at first like understanding the different perspectives, git gud at drawing 3d objects without perspective grids with rotating cubes and practicing gestures. Once you feel comfortable at one of the above switch it out for another like practicing drawing in proportion instead of practicing perspectives. I'm still learning so I don't have many recommendations but there is a lot of videos I watched and stuff to learn that only wasted my time so I'll give you some that are actually helpful. For perspective I found these videos most helpful:

>>1706 Thanks hikarin. I will check the videos out, right now Im trying to learn how to properly sketch a head and facial features. After 46 attempts its slowly getting better, at first they looked like a 5 year olds doodles.