Aww, cute nicknameeee ;w;

re: My pictures almost never match what's in my head, actually lol.

Well, when drawing males, remember to keep the "V" shape in mind. Females have an "8" shape, the more broad the shoulders, the more masculine; The wider the hips, the more feminine.
When it comes to poses, keep simple shapes in mind, I sometimes draw a small stick figure first then redraw it in guide lines for the real drawing. Also, if you can't get a pose right, use Google images. References are your friends. :> I almost always use one in my colored art.

There's never too much study when it comes to proportions. looking at references will be the best thing I recommend for improving.

I would also suggest avoiding learning proportions/anatomy off of cartoony things...That was a big issue for me until I started looking up to realistc artists and real images

re: Ah, the classic b.oobs clickbait lol. I will admit, they turned out a little bit..fuller...than I intended, but I still tried to keep it tasteful.
A lot of people don't actually care for realistically done anatomy in drawings...That might be why not as many as you would expect viewed it. It's quite disappointing.

Re: Omg thanks!!!

Re: SSSHHH
NO WORRIES
HE OK NOW

Re: Yeah, I drew her like 2 years ago xDD

But I had this old WIP in my paintings that was supposed to be for a contest but in the end, I couldn't participate so it was just here, waitung to be used. In the 2 years old drawing, her hair is really different but I didn't want to change the idea of the new drawing soooo yee

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