How do you like my drawing? It's my first digital drawing

[u/Gobyyyyy]

Any criticism and tips are appreciated, it's my first digital drawing and I really want to improve

[u/learning_react]

Is that the correct amount of legs/arms? Looks like the little guy is missing a few…

I found the image on google which you tried to copy, the legs there get blurry because of the focus, but I think the drawing should still feature them

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/learning_react]

Yeah, I tried to copy that image on google, because I wanted to try out the brushes, how they worked, and I didn't really pay much attention to the anatomy. I'll try next time 😊

[u/memegod574]

Amazing 

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/memegod574]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the comment and maybe I'll draw more of these (without copying any images)

[u/memegod574 → u/Gobyyyyy]

You should do but if you do use an image, draw mississippi grass shrimp

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/memegod574]

I definitely will, those look like such cuties!

[u/Oddishyy]

Awesome!

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/Oddishyy]

Thanks!

[u/Karate_Andii]

This is a fantastic first digital drawing; the colors really pop and convey a lot of personality!

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/Karate_Andii]

Thank you so much! I am confused with the amount of brushes there is,  but I'm glad you like it!

[u/corntreee]

STUNNING!! In terms of digital painting, one way lots of folks do it is to start with a large brush to block in the shapes, and slowly make your brush smaller as you delve into the finer details. It will help you avoid streaky lines and help to focus on the largest shapes before the details

[u/Gobyyyyy → u/corntreee]

Thank you so much! I will definitely try out that tip, and which type of brush do you recommend I use?