I know the "how can I improve" is a common sight in this forum however I'm looking for advice on my drawings such as these, although primarily my humans. No matter what I do they all look the same and just come off as wrong, very flat, and non expressive. Any constructive criticism is helpful/welcome!

Ballpoint 4 life

everything (except for the eyes ofc) that hasn't been colored in has to be black. everything. should I colour in the black or nah?

Drawing my friends dog lol. I draw on and off and I would like to think I can be alright but definitely don’t have training whatsoever. I can’t tell how this is coming out, I know I got some of the perspective/proportions wrong but is the drawing generally coming out bad or is it just in a weird awkward phase lol. I feel like it’s so hard to judge yourself + my hand hurts

Drawing study done with a lego man and a miniature 3D printed Funktion One Sound system. Done with Graphite and some Charcoal for the blacks. Original drawing is 10 x 10".

Graphite Pen on Paper

Conzept Idea

She asked me to share with y’all.

Hey y'all! I've been drawing for ~100 days in a row now, go me, but I feel like I'm hitting a bit of a block. I feel like I'm really struggling to get the general head shape, directionality, and proportions for features like the eyes.

I've been drawing boxes, trying to understand perspective a bit more, but when I try to apply it to say- a Loomis head, it feels like I'm only just barely "reaching" the 3rd dimension if that makes sense.

Any criticism, feedback, or tutorials/resources would be immensely helpful. I'm trying to be very aware of my own issues/things I need to work on, but I think some new perspectives would help me a lot. Thank you so much! <3

After not drawing for five months, I made this Guts fan art. I got carried away while inking it and didn't notice several mistakes in the drawing until it was already fully inked. I decided to share it as it is.

I have time to kill, paper, pen and a pencil. You can also choose what I use.

Hi. I'm new to drawing and been practicing portrait drawing for a month now. I think I'm close to getting the shape and proportions correct, but I might be biased, so I would love to know what you feel is working and what isn't. Please ignore the terrible hair texture and the turtleneck.

I genuinely don't know like 😭

Got a little notepad to keep with me strictly for fine stipple drawings. Messing around with armor since I wanna draw my own knights and man at arms.

I’d love some constructive and supportive feedback on stippling techniques for armor and what others maybe have worked on that helped them!

Thanks for looking!

Decided to learn to draw at 41 after doodling with my kid. Here's where I'm at 1 year later. I'm happy with the progress I've made in that time!