Manga
Hi. I’m 13 yews old and just started drawing manga characters. I’ve been copying from Blue Lock books. Can anyone provide feedback before I commit to an expensive art class. I want to know if I have potential. Thanks!

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Hi. I’m 13 yews old and just started drawing manga characters. I’ve been copying from Blue Lock books. Can anyone provide feedback before I commit to an expensive art class. I want to know if I have potential. Thanks!

Can you guys guess what fighter jet I drew?

Follow along as we draw a robot from start to finish, covering basic proportions, inking, and adding marker values. Watch the full video from Proko
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What do you guys think of abstract art. I think some pieces like the starry night I can appreciate, but really contemporary pieces, I just dont get. Some pieces are just like 3 colors and I feel I can create it too? Is it just me that cannot appreciate this art or can someone explain how to decipher these pieces. I think there might just be something I dont understand because many of them sell for millions. The one I attached sold for 98 million!

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Do any of you know how to create an abstract piece(a painting). I am interested in making one but I don't know how to start. Do I just paint randomly or are there things I should follow? Any tips will be appreciated, thanks!
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Do you like digital art?Do you like real art?Do you like photography?Do you like clay?Do you like crafts?✏️What do you like?I like all art!! :)
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I am really struggling with finding a theme for my AP drawing portfolio. What growth does the portfolio need to show? Does growth mean showing an improvement in your artistic ability or does it mean showing growth of your character through the theme? I am just really struggling with finding a viable theme. If any of you took AP art, what were your themes and how did you show growth?
I was thinking of starting painting, and I was wondering what medium should I start with first - acrylic or oil paint? Bob Ross teaches with oil, but I have heard other people say that acrylic is easier to handle? Also, there seems to be more materials needed with oil paint and overall the supplies are more expensive. What do you all recommend?
I did not know pipe cleaners could make something so cute!

I am planning to take AP drawing this upcoming school year, and after the first orientation, the class was described as immensely challenging. Do any of you guys have experience with AP drawing or design and know how bad it really is? How good were you before starting this class. I took some fundamental classes prior to this year, but I am pretty worried about how difficult it will be. Completing 15-20 works seems really challenging, and I was wondering what the quality of the works needed to…
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Whenever I start a new spread, I get so worried about ruining the sketchbook and I'm so scared to start. Do you guys have any advice on how to overcome this fear?
I’ve been really into sketching and loose watercolor lately, especially buildings and outdoor scenes like this one. But I’m still trying to figure out what makes my art feel like “me.” Do you think your art style just happens over time, or do you have to actually work on finding it? What helped you find yours?
