The eye brows and eyes look a little took sharp, I know that sharpness might fade as you go but something to be mindful of. Also, what medium are you using, Charcoal or graphite?

i like it good luck with that hair lol

i think may be the right side of the whites in the eyes have a highlight in reference but wow what a good job so far

brilliant looks like a raccoon though not a fox lol

Travis, that sandpaper method is exactly how I make mine too 😄 You’re already doing it the artist way.

Here’s the thing about those grades. An 8B label describes a pencil lead, not powder. Ready made powder is usually sold as one ungraded type, which is why you can’t find an 8B container anywhere.

So keep doing what you’re doing. Pick the… Read more

You can try using woodless pencil to make the powder

Hey Travis, you’re not missing anything weird, the perfection eraser is genuinely one of the trickiest tools to control. The fact that you already adapted and used the electric eraser where it worked shows good instinct.

Here’s the trick that changed it for me: treat the perfection eraser like a pencil, not a rubber. Hold it near the tip, use… Read more

Very nice overallTravis, and your teeth are outstanding.😊

Annemie nailed what’s bothering you: the upper lip sits slightly off center compared to the teeth. And honestly, people’s lips are rarely perfectly symmetrical in reality, so what you drew may be more accurate than you think! If it still feels off after that note, check the top lip’s edge value: it’s lighter and thinner than the lower lip,… Read more

The stippling looks clean, and well balanced. Overall, nice pencil control. Keep growing👏

Very good start Anim. You will be surprised at how fast your drawing skills develop with each new tutorial. You are on your way.😊

One thing to try in your stippling study: let the dots do the value work. Right now the spacing stays fairly even, which flattens the sphere a little. Push more dots close together in the shadow side, then let them spread out as the value gets lighter. Dense dots in the darks, sparse dots in the lights, that tiny shift is what makes a… Read more

Wow!!! More like the instructor drawings

One thing that would push these to the next level: deepen your darkest darks. Your values are smooth and clean, but everything sits around mid tone. The tricky part is being brave about how dark the shadows really are next to the highlights. Find the darkest spot in each sketch and commit to it, the contrast is what makes the drawing pop and… Read more

Wow really good