Hello all, Akky here and a total beginner to art as of October last year. After years of wishing I could draw/paint I actually bit the bullet and started down the self taught route. The huge amount of free resources online has been a little overwhelming in trying to focus my learning, so I signed up for Art School to give myself more structure and a proper practice routine.
Until now I've been using traditional tools, so making the jump to digital is proving to be quite a challenge. I had plenty of practice drawing lines and cylinders with a pen on the DrawABox tutorials, but the feeling is so different with a stylus that my lines feel like they're all over the place.
So, here's my first couple of attempts on the photoshop line quality lesson (albeit using Clip Studio Paint). I'm aiming on coming back to this and doing it at least once a day until I'm happy with just my generic line quality and smoothness.


Feedback will always be appreciated with all my posts, but the main reason I decided to start sharing my progress was to hold myself accountable and make sure that I'm at least putting something up once a week. Being completely new, it's been easy to get disheartened at the lack of progress and slip into a slump where my practice dries up.
Thanks for reading!
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