you should try drawing long uninterrupted lines. the line is one of your most important tools as an artist, so make sure to know how to manipulate it the way you want to. once you start drawing good lines, you can even move onto brush work if you want, where you're free to experiment with line width, flaring your lines as you please. of course, a good line itself isn't enough, you gotta know your shapes and proportions, so it's kinda just a step towards a polished product, but it's probably a good baseline to be able to do more from.
>>17997
just fucking try you damn whiny crybaby. literally nobody can do this for you, so suck it up, take it easy, and have some fun drawing instead of misappropriating this practice as an excuse to be miserable and loathe yourself. i already hear enough of it, i'm tired.