Couldn't stop thinking about pathetic spider donut so I decided to draw him

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ambrose kenny-smith has tboy swag

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Those toys and tchotchkes you've collected for your shelf? Assemble those on a table and sketch them. Light lines, then go over them with darker lines to correct. Don't focus on erasing so much as correcting. A class can guide you, but more importantly it teaches tools to keep building skills.

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And practice doesnt stop when you're seasoned artist. You adapt it into your work flow. Study and break down the model before you jump into work. Allow yourself your own notes pass to tweak before giving it to your director. Outside of work, still lifes are a great way to build your eye/hand.

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If there's one thing I suggest junior artists practice for animation work, it's observation skills. Volumes, perspective, proportions, negative space. That's what I'm frequently noting up to get things on model. The relationships between shapes is priority with draftsmanship.

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