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Re: How to draw
Well I'm 17 at the moment When I was your age (ha I can say that now) I did mostly real life drawing (backgrounds, flowers, trees,ect.) and I got good at it but by the age of 14.5 I made up my mind that I did not want to do backgounds and what i really wanted to do was characters and of all the years I spent trying to… -
Re: How to draw
You don't have to draw to be a good 3d artist - but drawing is a great foundation skill. And yes, unfortunately practice is a huge chunk of getting better at drawing - search around for tutorials and focus on areas you have trouble with. If you don't enjoy drawing perhaps try sculpting? As an aside, what made you… -
Re: How to draw
What Baj posted is an essential route, studying the form behind the superficial details. In other words, making orbs to draw the owl, rather than just 'circles' While the graphic shape is important, especially for design, it only holds 2 out of 3 dimensions... There r a tons of tutorials that go into either route but few… -
Re: How to draw
Learning to draw is like learning to make 3D art, there's an extremely wide area of expertise involved, so just because you "can't draw everything" that doesn't automatically mean you're bad at drawing. Just as little as "not being able" to rig or animate automatically makes you bad at 3D art when your focus is on VFX or… -
Re: How to draw
Learn things one step at a time. There are lots of resources in books and on the web for artists. If you really are an ABSOLUTE beginner I'd recommend "Drawing on the right side of the brain". It's a good read at the very least, but it should help a lot. Otherwise search books and tutorials on basic rendering techniques,…
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