Hi Drakkon
The basics are always best for a beginning artist.
The daily practice like your doing is important.
Draw Still life. Food, flowers, ect. This helps build your
perspective and shading skills.
Draw what you see around you. It's all good practice.
Study skeletons and proportions for humans and animals.
Draw for fun too. Study though important does get dull if
done all the time.
Tutorials are good for help on drawing specific things, but
learn the basics. Perspective, Perportions, Shading, Basic shapes.
The one Storm Fox mentioned has a lot of good information. It's
well worth the study even if you have other resources..
There are many help sites for art on line. Just google or yahoo your
way around the net for them.
If you can't afford a art study guide, check your local library. If you
can, Amazon has many good books on drawing for sale. New and
used.
Just remember like any artistic craft, learning
to draw well takes a lot of practice.
Last of all. Feel free to post your work. We are glad to offer helpful
suggestions to improve your work.
Old Rabbit
