Thanks, I’m glad you like my work! ; O ; if you’re having trouble with drawing the best thing I can suggest is to study the things you like, try drawing from real life and simply JUST DRAW :) everyone has their own way of approaching how they draw and you just need to find what suits you.

Some people like to meticulously plan out with shapes while others can go straight into an outline. I personally do a bit of both, over the years I’ve found my own way of plotting forms either with or without shapes or form blocking.

This is generally how my characters start off.

When I draw heads I tend to draw out a circle, plot face guides, then just draw in the rest of what I want. In my head I make note of how things flow alongside the nose and the shape of the chin and cheek.

For bodies I use shapely bean like things, occasionally I’ll shove some circles or square things in to help.

Arms and legs I plot out with more blobs, which I then shape either from memory or looking at my own arms or legs.

I almost always look at my own hand when drawing hands rather then go in to a bunch of shapes. It’s just sight drawing and for the most part it helps me know if the pose is actually possible :|

So yup, that’s how I draw. But I’m showing this purely as an example, by no means should anyone follow this as a guide in any way. I really would like to stress how important it is to figure this out for yourself even if in the end you have the same result. Also I’m not fantastic at anatomy, so it’s also important that if accuracy is a concern for you that you possibly look at photo references or even create your own when what you want is unavailable.

I hope this kind of helps ^^’ it’s a tad longer than I had wanted…