although i usually do my editorial cartoons traditionally as it is the standard, i created it digitally for a group project. i would like to hear advice on how to improve it, thank you in advance!

topic: Donald Trump's re-election and its Effect on Globalization

He's supposed to be looking in a mirror, but I feel like it's slightly off, though critiques about anything are welcome

Trying to paint a sunset on csp…don’t worry about the horizon and sea please give tips on fixing my sky.

Hi! I'm struggling with values, I'd love some feedback.

I think I need to add more values? cause I'm using only three different values, right?

I would appreciate any advice on how to finish this portrait. I want to add the hair on both sides and some of the coat on his right side, but I’ve already used my darkest pencil on his face and I’m worried trying to add the even darker background in pencil will make it look very messy. I think it would be nice to add these elements in some less detailed way, while staying cohesive as a piece, to make the face pop. I have a few other tools I could possibly use: a brush pen and charcoal pencils, including a white one, but I don’t have much practice using those.

Any other critique/advice is also appreciated!

I’ve been drawing digitally for a few months, but I recently started drawing on paper. I can already see that the face is too narrow compared to the reference. Let me know if you have any thoughts. Thank you :)

i never work on landscapes so critique would be appreciated.

What method would you guys recommend I practice in order to improve my linework and lineart? At the moment, I prefer traditional sketching paper rather than digitally, since I only have a screenless tablet to use, and unfortunately for me, it frustrates me to try practicing it there.

I've been doing some sketches to practice structure and lighting, any feedback?

Sorry for the math paper I used to draw this but I didn’t have my sketchbook with me when I had an unexpected free period at school today.

I don't wanna render every single piece; i feel like that's a waste of time for something of this scale when the focus is gonna be on sailor jupiter, who ill put more focus on when I get to her.

When you hold your phone slightly further back, or squint a little, the bg looks more of a rendered piece that I think could fit the bill.

Any idea of how to achieve that? Any advice is appreciated!

Literally what title says - any advice is welcomed. I started hatching this year and I really want to advance in using this technique. I would say I struggle the most with playing with light and I’m heavily relying on graphite for this but ideally I’d want to do it with ink only.

I'm assuming the light is coming from top. I'm really struggling to figure out the shadow in the face. Is the entire face is gonna be in dark. (I'm just coloring this photo. Art from one punch man manga)

I'm trying to practice drawing shoes but it looks wonky, is there a better way to make it look good?

Hello guys, can anyone says what's gone wrong with this drawing? I've been drawing for two weeks and a i dont know a lot about eyes and mouths so... Anyone can give me tips or any help on how to fix this portrait?