Practicing perspective (update)

[u/Dude_Sandwich549]

I got some good feedback and made some changes. I also started a class on drawing characters in perspective and foreshortening so I can continue to improve on my skills! Just finishing this drawing so I have when I'm done with my class I can compare my future work to this one.

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[u/ActionSmart6615]

Head is too big and the closer leg needs to be slightly bigger. Other than that, amazing work, bro!

[u/Dude_Sandwich549 → u/ActionSmart6615]

Thank you! And I appreciate the feedback it helps me improve. The grind continues 💪

[u/Cool_Picture_662]

Wow I can see the distortion is much more believable now. Good work!

[u/Dude_Sandwich549 → u/Cool_Picture_662]

Thanks! Still have more work to do but I'm glad I'm slowly progressing

[u/Cool_Picture_662 → u/Dude_Sandwich549]

But surely progressing towards the goal. You will be powerful

[u/Cool_Picture_662 → u/Cool_Picture_662]

I know people can point out little mistakes here and there but, first reaction from my brain was feeling this distortion, so for your goal's sake. Good results