It may be a little hard to explain based on what you did, but you drew the shadow at a different angle than the angle at which the light hits, which is why wireframe drawing is so important before starting to study light and shadow. In addition to the flawed construction of the shadow on that sphere, the projection is completely out of context, since the projection of a sphere's shadow on a flat plane will always be an oval.
#How can I improve drawing realistically
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The ball looks nice time to learn rendering heads😈
Oh thanks( I accidentally deleted this message 😥)
I don't really understand the last part..
Does anyone recommend any fundamentals courses but in digital form?
And will a proko course on the basics of drawing be useful in this case?
Ik I'll study still live and do his course along
I wouldve said that ur getting scammed but the results speak for themself
Keep going gng take advantage of the course🔥
Im going to dw
I just drew my first portrait
It's not good but I have never done that before
My camera is bad so I think it seems like I didn't use much value
Another pear
I left a lot of white value
I think it looks weird but it's also accurate to reference
It looks to me that youre now using this more as a keeping track of your progress than what you originally posted for. If youre asking for help on a new piece please make a new thread. If youre wanting to track progress make a thread in #1275265244435845220