Drawabox.com

Thank you hun, they're very thorough with their lessons!

I'd also recommend watching Proko on Youtube. They give helpful lessons to start of with

I'll check them out!

drawing is all bout combining shapes %) just try draw and search for refs of things which go too hard.

if ya cant decide how to start, scribble things ya like: tets, videogame characters (pacman is nice for beginners, lol), cool insects or spaceships for example, i dunno.
i think the main thing is to like what ya do so draw what ya like the most, when it start to turn out great ya will know what to do next =3

Thank you for your input! The biggest thing I'm struggling with is how much the movements are magnified, my screen is quite large compared to the tablet. The smallest movements end up being a few cm long and cause my lines to look wavy when they would otherwise be smoother, which is worse because I already lack steady hands

ya can define an area of screen to use in tablet drivers, if its wacom. dunno bout chinese ones but could work too. also a tablet needs days or weeks for hands to learn drawing on it, especially after mouse. maybe its just matter of time.

hi.

when i first got my tablet, it still took me around a year to get into using it constantly. i'd turn on sai, doodle for a while, then turn it off, having done no substantial work. i'd be scared of trying anything but lines.

that was 5 years ago. in that time, i've learned that an important part of mkaing digital art with a program is knowing the workflow. the zoomin in and out, the erasing versus ctrl+z, how to use the layers. all super important things that aren't the problem solving of perspective and porportions and anatomy.

krita is a fine image creation software, and one that's well enough known. i reccommend to you: go on yt, look up 'krita basics,' get a feel for how to move around, how to shortcut your way to your fancy, how layers work.

from there, just draw. i notice someone said drawabox, i like u/uncomrtable, he's cool, has a community. you could figure out how to do figure studies from Vilppu or Bridgman, or you could learn to sight sketch from Hogarth. orrrrr, just look up pictures of animal people, cry cuz you're not as good, then doodle into oblivion while you watch yt speedpaints TT-TT

hope this all helps! have a great day and a better tomorrow.

Thank you for your input!

I'm in that doodle and delete phase at the moment and am trying to get In the habit of drawing basic shapes and getting used to how the movements scale up when I draw. I'll check out those studies when I get the chance and post an update when ever I see any noticeable progress.

Again thank you for your input, I appreciate you taking your time to give me tips and I'll most definitely use them in the future. Have a great day yourself ^^

Starting is easy. Just draw something. It doesn't matter what. The best way however, is to find friends and draw together on a collaborative drawing program like Drawpile.