Drawing skills?

Question

whats a good website i can go to make my drawing skills better
i draw good but i need to perfect it





































i need a free site






































does it go any lower

Answer 1

http://artpad.art.com/artpad/painter/

its for painting though... dunno if you'll like it.

Answer 2

(What the heck happened to this page?)

Practice does all the difference. I've seen my 'style' change significantly every 5 years, and for the better each time. By putting pen or pencil to paper you're training your eye to match what the head sees, to match what the hand needs to draw. Without that, it'll take a long time to improve.

Grab scrap paper and just start drawing. Draw anything. You need to train yoru eye to look at proportions and angles. Then get them down on paper. Don't worry about messing things up you're going to toss out 75% of what you draw anyway. It's not that it's drawn bad, it's that it was all practice. Without making the mistakes, you can't learn.

There are a lot of tutorials online, start by searcing on google.com for them. There are artist bulletin boards where people discuss technique and art supplies, those are good too.

Answer 3

i find the best thing to do is just practice.

i know lots of people probly tell you that but its true " practice makes perfect"

although i think it helps to look up pictures of your preferred style of drawing and try to copy those pictures. then try to change them to your own design. eventually you'll have your own take on those pictures and you'll be coming up with new ideas all the time.

for example; my friend wanted me to draw her an anime/manga style picture. and i hadn't done that kinda thing for years. so i looked at pictures on the internet. and different ways to draw eyes/hair/body/etc in that style.

now I'm pretty good at it and draw in that style quite often.

its hard to find a website to help you be able to draw better.
art can be interpreted in your own way and theres no such thing as bad artists. everybody has there own way of drawing.

some a good at life-like pictures... some are more suited to abstract.

hope this helps.

Answer 4

http://drawspace.com